But their breadth and diversity capture Wall Street's diffuseness and variability.
We found that using a variability-enhanced peptide set increased the breadth and depth of CTL responses, suggesting that variability-inclusive vaccine strategies could elicit broader recognition of epitopes.
The amount and breadth of data captured by informatics approaches will facilitate evaluation of both uncertainty (e.g., measurement error) and variability (e.g., among species, in humans), as recommended by the NRC (2009).
It is likely that the hardiness, metabolic flexibility, and substrate breadth that have made E. coli such a valuable model organism evolved in part to permit it to survive this hostility and variability long enough to make it back to a host (van Elsas et al., 2011).
Goal specificity is important because specific goals reduce ambiguity in thought and variability in performance".
To capture the breadth of variability inherent in grass-endophyte symbioses, as a suitable model we selected wild populations of a native grass species, i.e. red fescue (Festuca rubra L). [29], in subarctic Finland.
Having large, but manageable, groups of clinicians is the single most important feature in determining whether a study can capture a breadth of variability in communication behavior, as it is typically clinicians, not necessarily patients, who contribute the greatest variability in communication behavior [ 46].
In our study, we analysed niche breadth with two variables, adult habitat breadth and larval feeding specificity.
This is particularly true when characterizing atypical clinical presentations and also establishes a breadth of imaging variability across C9+ patients.
