Sentence examples for breadth variation from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of these new techniques, in both one and two dimensions, is illustrated using the shallow water equations, in which the additional terms arise from the modelling of bed slope and, in one dimension, breadth variation.

Stepwise selection model analyses indicted that average intron length is the most important factor responsible for breadth variation (P < 0.0001, r = - 0.9756).

As the author invoked in his introduction, there is enormous breadth and variation that may exist in terms of crisis communications.

The breadth of variation at the protein level reflected that observed for the alleles, in that greater diversity was present in the BA and BD isolates.

This coding process allowed for understanding of the breadth and variation in responses that were present in the interviews.

Here, we determine orthologous sequences using designated sequences representing the breadth of variation observed in the gene region of interest across the clade of interest.

We will invite 6-8 participants for each focus group from the following: 1. Doctors 2. Nurses and health technicians (paramedical staff) 3. Patients (tobacco users) with respiratory symptoms (one with males and other with females) Purposive sampling will be used to understand the breadth of variation as well as the typical attitudes and behaviours among professionals and patients.

The second source was from a pre-assembled "diversity panel" designed to represent the breadth of genotypic variation within the US sheep industry, comprising ten purebred sheep breeds and also a "composite" stock derived from interbreeding of Suffolk (1/4), Hampshire (1/2) and Columbia (1/4) breeds.

However, additional GWAS are necessary to elucidate the breadth of genetic variation and the underlying genetic architecture represented by hematological metrics.

In many respects, a general survey of gene expression phenotypes serves as a proxy for the nature and breadth of phenotypic variation in human cancer [ 2, 3].

Nearly 70% of our SNP loci were variable in both Chinese and Indian individuals, making them useful for comparing the breadth of genomic variation between these populations, something that cannot be done with AIMs.