Sentence examples for combined variation from inspiring English sources

These variations can be explained by the combined variation of sputtering at the target, electron temperature and electron density.

The sensitivity results indicated that the combined variation in tunnel architecture and graft pre-tension at the time of fixation accounts for most of the estimated variance of the three outcomes.

Results showing the effect of elastic restraints on the natural frequencies of a thick plate indicate that the combined variation of rotational and translational restraint is more significant than their independent variations.

Using this system, the bombarding ion flux can also be varied in the range from 1017 to 1019 m−2 s−1, independently of the ion energy through the combined variation of the primary discharge power, and pressure and substrate location.

The said score is a combined variation metric, comprised of individual features of MAX/MIN, CV, kurtosis and differential expression consistency.

We were able to calculate combined variation scores (see Materials and Methods) for 3,556 genes present in both the Novartis expression atlas and the human-chimpanzee microarray dataset (Table S1).

Therefore, the higher binding affinity of 5 to Aβ plaques could be attributed to these combined variations in the scaffold.

Combined variations of solvent concentration, temperature, fluidphilicity/phobicity, and sliding speed were utilized to control the crystallization kinetics, yielding tunable NW width, height, and length (Fig. 4a, b).

The last two models are so called branch-site models that are combining variation of omega both among amino acid positions of the alignment and between different clades of the phylogeny, in our case each paralog clade.

With our novel approach of combining variation in cutting and fertilization with a manipulation of plant functional group composition (independent of management effects), we were able to disentangle the complexity of direct and indirect effects within a 100-year old, moderately species-rich and continuously managed grassland, based on the example of the easily accessible group of leafhoppers.

It combines variations in cosmic ray densities and anisotropies obtained from data of the world-wide neutron monitor (NM) network, characteristics of solar wind disturbances, solar and geomagnetic data.