Sentence examples for determining variation from inspiring English sources

Land-use history is not as important to determining variation in species composition across climatic zones, although several species assemblages are associated with certain geology types or land-use histories.

The relative importance of each of these factors in determining variation in the JH titer is not known and can, presumably, differ in different life stages and different species.

In the present paper, the authors suggest a new technique for determining variation in the geomagnetic field by using the H-component and present related methods of extracting geomagnetic perturbations, estimating their intensity, and determining periods of increased geomagnetic activity.

Most research on urban air pollution looks only at particulate matter, which is more evenly spread in the atmosphere, providing a good measure of average pollution over a large area, but not for determining variation within an urban area.

The results confirmed that the LMW-GS played important roles in determining variation in wheat quality properties.

Statistically significant interaction was detected between gene expression and GL (P < 0.05) but was a relatively minor factor determining variation in codon usage (<1%; table 3).

Thus, altitude may be 1 factor in determining variations in prevalence (4% for all villages and 25% for BU-endemic villages).

The Nordic public health service has accordingly acknowledged the need for further research on socio-economic mechanisms determining variations in adolescents' diet [ 11].

By determining variations of membrane potential, they can activate and coordinate many cellular events including neuronal transmission, muscle contraction and exocrine or endocrine secretion.

Subtle inter-patient genetic variation and environmental factors combine to determine variation in disease progression.

Henckaerts, E. et al. Genetically determined variation in the number of phenotypically defined hematopoietic progenitor and stem cells and in their response to early-acting cytokines.