Sentence examples for biological variability that has from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it is not only biological variability that has to be considered.

'Standard' blood products have important biological variability that can create interactions between the donor and the recipient which can impact the clinical efficacy and safety of a blood transfusion.

This may have been due to somewhat lesser statistical power associated with the "between subjects" design (necessary given the current research question) in combination with biological variability that may be substantial.

Microarray experiments are complex and subject to technical and biological variability that hinder inference analysis.

In support of this premise is the wide degree of variability in biological rhythms that has been reported in bipolar disorder (Pflug et al. 1981; Krane-Gartiser et al. 2014; Jones et al. 2005).

One potential complication to this type of analysis is that ions from compounds that have limited biological variability across the sample set will not be highly correlated because there is limited variation in ion signals.

The X-axis represents components that have maximum variability and y-axis represents components having second highest variability.

Since we have no compelling reason to think that the pattern of gene expression we observe in sample N035 results from something other than normal biological variability, we have retained this sample in our analysis.

Selection for the phenotypes contributing to domesticability, biological type (draught, milk, meat) and the aesthetically appealing morphologies that have become breed hallmarks (polled, coat colour and patterning [ 4- 8]) have also impacted the extent and distribution of variability within the genome.

Rising temperatures driven by global warming combined with natural variability leads to a greater chance of extreme weather events, he said: "When variability adds to the underlying warming, it can give impacts that have never been seen before".

After all, biological variability had answered all the odds and confounding data that I observed, or at least that was what I was told to believe.