Sentence examples for consequence of the variable from inspiring English sources

The observed variability was attributed to steric effects in the annular hydroxyl region of β-CD and the relative accessibility of the micropore sites within the polymer framework as a consequence of the variable cross linking.

These differences are likely to be a consequence of the variable composition of the volunteers' saliva, a common difficulty encountered in salivary research (Jehmlich et al. 2013).

This equal probability is broken when the number of TFs is allowed to vary freely, as a consequence of the variable size of the TF-only network.

The under recognition of PABC and its impact on maternal outcomes is likely an unintended consequence of the variable definitions of the disease and the conflicting outcomes data.

Such a variation in the phenotypic appearance is presumed to be a consequence of the variable proportions of mutated and normal mtDNA between patients, but also between different tissues within a single individual.

This is a consequence of the variable and unpredictable distortions produced by tissue sectioning and staining and attempts to overcome this through choice of embedding medium, the inclusion of fiduciary markers or by computation have had only limited success [ 4 10,11,12 17].

Future development of the EQI includes assessing the consequences of the variable choices through sensitivity analyses, updating for 2006 2010, and exploring other levels of spatial aggregation.

This is probably a consequence of both, the variable exit velocity and the comparatively large measurement uncertainties during the early stage of an ash pulse: erratic effects and deviations from rotational symmetry have the largest impact at the smallest areas.

Dependent variables represent the response that is observed as a consequence of the independent variables being manipulated.

This approach has restricted the number of cases that can be included in the study, but it has meant that the results are not a consequence of these variables.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is usually overlooked in whole-genome ChIP-seq analyses, since identification of enriched peaks is more difficult here due to a much higher noise, consequence of the high and variable number of mtDNA copies in the cell.