Sentence examples for consequence of the variations from inspiring English sources
This result is again a consequence of the variations in the libraries, Y2H vectors, and strains used in terms of different bait/prey clone properties and laboratory procedures.
Otherwise, genetic structure appears to be a consequence of the variations in the life history of G. maculatus, responding to isolation from the sea (landlocking) or to other factors limiting female dispersal.
The magnitude of the drag coefficient was found to be strongly dependent on the flow structure involved and normally varies as a direct consequence of the variation in the wake pressure.
The molecular weight variation on the oxidized samples can be followed by dynamic mechanical thermal analysis in consequence of the variation of glass transition temperature with the molecular weight, which was corroborated by the onset temperature of the thermal degradation.
The variation is naturally selected (i.e., preserved) because of its usefulness to the individual in its survival or reproduction it is a natural consequence of the variation's advantageousness for the variant.
Although in our simulations, mutation rates are imposed by the researcher, the relative amount of beneficial and deleterious mutations is not a fixed parameter, as it varies through the evolutionary process as a consequence of the variation in the degree of adaptation [9].
As the use and valuation of support services varies across unit actors within the same franchise system as a consequence of the variation in age, performance, attitudes and skills, so does the perceived reasonableness of contractual payments.
It is a direct consequence of the variation of IGF1 protein: since IGFBP3 is the only inhibitor of IGF1, and since IGF1 must increase from the previous analysis, we deduce that IGFBP3 protein is decreasing during the experiment.
The binder molecules are robust and prepared by synthesis, they are easy to modify site-specifically, and a range of affinities is obtained as a consequence of the variation in affinity enhancement provided by the polypeptides.
