Sentence examples for early variation of from inspiring English sources

The identification of early variation of hemodynamic variables may act as a clinical target or a safety limit to stop infusion.

An early variation of this approach was to use a computer program to design primers in coding regions of genes judged to be optimal for amplification in one species, and then test these primers in other species [ 8].

Early variations of ransomware locked computers, displayed images of pornography and, in Russian, demanded a fee — often more than $400 — to have it removed.

Early variations of the song were sung prior to 1700 and inspired Burns to produce the modern rendition.

Other early variations of the name included "Appalucy", "Apalousey" and "Appaloosie".

Early variations of such tools detected proteins from single cells by imaging stained cells, or by flowing the labeled cells or cell-encapsulation droplets through a microfluidic channel designed to allow fluorescence detection.

Is not our cowboy president an earlier variation of the same maverick theme, right down to the boastful self-acclamation?

Furthermore, a high rate of early termination, variation of MPH dosage and possible inadequate drug adherence may influence the estimation for the extent to which MPH affects TOVA performance.

A simplified version of the model that includes only transport phenomena and a unity sticking coefficient of the limiting film precursor (TMG) to the surface of the growing film was found to accurately capture observed film deposition variations in an early variant of the Thomas Swan close-coupled-showerhead 3×2″ reactor.

However, under the force of expansion, these sites may represent points of maximal/minimal resistance to tangential folding forces, and in turn facilitate the formation of folds commensurate with the pattern of these early variations.

I recently examined the manuscript of the early variations and other Chopin works at the Morgan Library & Museum.