Sentence examples for despite the variance from inspiring English sources

Despite the variance in copy number between the different mammalian lineages, all trappin genes are encoded by three exons.

Despite the variance in estimates it is clear that the Iraq war has exacted a large human cost.

Despite the variance in expectation of service provider, there was a preference for all PN services to be delivered by the NHS in the UK.

Despite the variance of the P. digitatum and Kudzu N-terminal sequences [ 14], the two proteins share overall sequence similarity (see below).

And despite all the variance in stories I've heard about the Panthers since I was an undergrad in the late 80s and early 90s majoring in political science and Black studies, in the more than quarter century I've known Sekou, it seems that to a person, everyone agreed that he was kind of stand-up, straight-backed soldier you'd want on your side.

Despite this, the variance in child health explained by the final models was very modest, indicating that the variables included are poor predictors of child illness signs.

Despite being significant, the variance explained by these allele scores was small (Vm< 1%).

Despite these advances, the variance explained by all reported single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) falls far below the suggested heritability of the common metabolites, as estimated either from twin studies (Kettunen et al., 2012) or from more distantly related individuals (Vattikuti et al., 2012).

Despite the superpopulation variance estimator tended to overestimate the true variance for the effect of exposure intensity when the population was made of 1000 subjects only (Tables  1 and 2), the coverage rates from WC2 were systematically much closer to the nominal level of 95% than those from the WC1 model.

Despite the fact that the variance is larger in this extended data set (which includes two temperatures that are further away from the optimum), the inoculum size effect is clearly demonstrated.

Despite their independence and the variance in their techniques, nearly every sell-side analyst reached the same conclusions about Enron in 2001, right up to the brink of its bankruptcy on Dec. 2.