With one sentence, she demolishes the rationale for fussing over tiny "parenting" decisions: "It's very difficult to find any reliable, empirical relation between the small variations in what parents do--the variations that are the focus of parenting--and the resulting adult traits of their children".
Although there were small variations in lobular composition between biopsy times, no significant differences between type 1 (P = 0.38), type 2 (P = 0.32) or type 3 (P = 0.46) lobules were observed.
They are involving 297 students engage in a virtual tutorial group in Second life and they found that small variations in personality between the virtual and real world groups, such as being helpful, sociable, seeking recognition, or submissive, could lead to greater satisfaction of the discussion.
Once more, many diagonals are shared between these three N-maps with small variations in their-boundaries.
Scaling insulin-mediated glucose uptake to FFM did not alter the results, implying that differences between conditions were not attributable to small variations in FFM.
This potential problem is due to the acceptance range for generic product registration (90 % CIs of AUC and Cmax ratios within the 80 125%% range), which allows small variations in exposure between generic and innovator drugs.
As noted by Johnston et al., when the goal is to identify only variations likely to be causative and to minimize false positives, laboratory and bioinformatics decisions need to make a trade-off between diagnostic sensitivity and specificity because small variations in the diagnostic decision matrix will greatly affect the apparent rate of IFs.
So scientists must develop accurate techniques that consistently reveal small variations in the interactions between genes and the environment.
Seven duplicates appear to be true duplicates that the InChI regards as different due to (sometimes small) variations in the angle between the two bonds of a nitrogen attached to a positively-charged pyridine (Figure 6).
