Sentence examples for complete variability from inspiring English sources

To use the complete variability of the PIAAC dataset when accounting for field characteristics, path analyses are run on pooled data.

In fact, the first five principal components are capable to reproduce between the 72% 100% of the complete variability along the metabolic pool libraries, see Figure 6.

Values of mutation rates based on mtDNA complete genome variability data (one mutation every 3624 years [19]) and synonymous substitutions (one mutation every 7884 years [19]) were used.

Therefore, we provide here new information concerning the phylogeny of hg U5 in eastern European populations based on complete mtDNA variability data in Russians, Belorussians, Poles, Czechs and Slovaks, and compare these data with those obtained from western European populations.

Nine tag SNPs were selected from within the linkage disequilibrium block to capture its complete genetic variability in the Flanders Belgian population.

For this reason, we believe that new methods are needed to ensure that the complete phenotypic variability of CTC populations can be described.

Values of mutation rates based on mtDNA complete genome variability data (Soares et al. [ 54 ]; marked in blue) and coding region substitutions (Perego et al. [ 55 ]; marked in red) were used.

Values of mutation rates based on mtDNA complete genome variability data (one mutation every 3624 years [ 54] and coding region substitutions (one mutation every 4610 years [ 55]) were used.

SNPs from the HapMap2 CEU data were selected by the pair-wise tagging method with an r2 > 0.8, minor allele frequency >5% and call rate >75%, and complemented by three independent sequencing SNPs to capture the complete genetic variability across the linkage disequilibrium block in the Flanders Belgian population.

In conclusion, our data do not support a role of HTR2A and TPH2 genes in ADHD, but for HTR2A we may not have captured the complete genetic variability and we may have missed the genetic variant causing the susceptibility for AP.

As the transition to nocturnal stability was completed, the variability of factors that could cause large fluctuations in PG, such as aerosols and radon, was reduced, allowing the PG to follow the Carnegie variation closely.