Sentence examples for considering these variations from inspiring English sources
Further, the comparison of the mean and standard deviation of the circuit leakage values for MLVC with MLVC-VAR and an existing random vector generating approach proves the need for considering these variations while determining the minimum leakage vector.
Considering these variations as risks has led to the use of institutional databases, benchmarking and clinical care guidelines.
Considering these variations in visual adaptations, the macaque pattern of V1-enriched gene expression may not be characteristic of all primates (Fig. 1).
Considering these variations, the present study was designed to investigate the role of leptin and adiponectin in EOPE and LOPE and their relations to BMI and PE severity, in the southeastern Iranian population.
The unusual sequence variation found in the internal regulatory elements of 5 S genes seems to be fully compatible with transcription, and considering these variations, an updated C-box consensus sequence has therefore been proposed.
Especially in areas with high variations in travel speed and times throughout the day it is essential to consider these variations explicitly.
Given the overall heterogeneity in patient health status across clinics, it will be important for future analyses of this study to consider these variations in statistical models.
In silico analysis was performed to predict functional impact on splicing, epigenetic, and transcription factors binding, with only weak and inconclusive evidences, therefore, we can not consider these variations as functionally related with the disease.
However, a transient increase in GTV occurred after the first fraction of SBRT and thereafter the trend of decrease was persistent, so the margin added to GTV should consider these variations.
This paper suggests a theoretical approach to considering these random variations and to estimating the relative dominance of randomness compared to the tendentious changes in a real mixing process.
Considering these electron density variations as "quiet ionosphere patterns" we compared them with the Global Self-consistent Model of the Thermosphere, Ionosphere and Protonosphere (GSM TIP) simulations and the International Reference Ionosphere IRII) predictions.
