Sentence examples for emerging variation from inspiring English sources

Each care system module will have the requisite flexibility and capability to deal with the capitated model, the fee for service model, a combination of the two, or any emerging variation that could prove operationally sound.

Burden helps to structure variation, channeling emerging variation into directions that are more likely to produce viable phenotypes (Riedl 1977; Wagner and Laubichler 2004).

Behind all this is the question of whether ICOs - and the emerging variation on the theme, Securitized Token Offerings, in which the virtual tokens are tied to assets - continue to represent the future for tech fund raising.

According to the WHO and the CDC's regulation of infectious surveillance systems, individual information should be collected sufficiently, especially in the context of emerging variation of ILI in recent years (17).

Much of the emerging global variation in health impacts of climate change is arguably due to existing economic, social and health inequities [ 9].

The decisions will also probably amplify emerging regional variations in sentencing.

62 We will purposively and theoretically select participants to capture expected and emerging data variations.

The differences in our sensory and perceptual experiences often go unnoticed until there emerges a variation (such as 'The Dress') that is large enough to generate different descriptions in the coarse coinage of our shared language.

When scores conferred by single courses were compared over time, three time-trend patterns emerged: low variation, upward trend and erratic pattern.

Any common themes that emerge from variation are particularly relevant to the research question [ 10].

Together these data show that quantitative and qualitative variation in semantic cognition across individuals emerges from variations in the interaction of nodes within distinct functional brain networks.