Sentence examples for cause of variation from inspiring English sources
It is assumed that only one assignable cause of variation exists and the time between occurrences is exponentially distributed.
This study demonstrates that uplift tectonics and climate alone do not fully determine Quaternary valley evolution and that lithological and hydrogeological conditions are a fundamental cause of variation in terrestrial Quaternary records and landform evolution.
Failure to complement indicates a genetic interaction between the candidate gene allele and the naturally occurring life span QTL, and implicates the candidate gene as potential cause of variation in longevity.
Gray was a devout Christian, however, and, although he did accept natural selection as the cause of new species, he did not believe it to be the only cause of variation, which he considered to be caused by some inherent power imparted in the beginning by divine agency.
On the other hand, if our diet had been constant over a longer period (e.g. several generations), genetic variation should rather have been considered 'root cause' of variation in obesity.
The most common causal explanation students provided for the existence of different corolla lengths within populations was some environmental factor (climate, pollinators, etc)., either with no reference to the mechanism by which the environment caused variation or with a reference to environment-dependent natural selection being the cause of variation (rather than acting on it).
The cause of variations in traits such as openness and agreeableness, meanwhile, remains largely mysterious.
It was found that drastic changes in viscoelastic behaviour of PMMA/CO2 system influenced cell growth mechanisms and was the cause of variations of PMMA-based foam nano-structures.
The causes of variation need to be investigated to ensure care is never a gamble," added McNamara.
It would have been much faster based on six-sigma thinking wherein one concentrates on the causes of variation.
