Sentence examples for exhaustive variation from inspiring English sources

The analysis of these and other processes shows that, at the cell biological level, exhaustive variation is found that does not necessarily translate into morphological differences.

Finding universal primers for the exhaustive variation in closely related fern species will be extremely difficult.

Figure 3A shows the dynamic changes in the fraction of SCs as a function of the level of inter-cellular communication, simulated for an exhaustive variation of tissue parameters.

It punctuates every other line of dialogue and not even in particularly inventive ways (the script is essentially multiple, exhaustive variations on "you're going to get raped").

He who begins a grid wishes to say everything there is to say about a subject (as Lewitt does in his apparently exhaustive Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes).

To extend characterisation of T2D GWAS loci, the most comprehensive fine-mapping experiment requires an exhaustive catalogue of variation across the region and necessitates powerful methodology to integrate statistical evidence of association with regulatory and functional annotation to reflect our prior beliefs about the likely mechanisms through which variants will impact on disease risk.

In order to examine the improvement in performance by the proposed combined approaches across the expression and illumination variations, exhaustive experiments are performed on this database by taking different number of images in training and test sets.

Labeling of prominent antigenic clusters in Figure 2 is intended as a rough guide for orientation and not as exhaustive catalog of antigenic variation.

This variant, which was not detected in previous sequencing surveys of large cohorts [28], [29], was later identified in an exhaustive study of TLR4 variations in meningococcal sepsis patients compared to ethnic matched controls [12].

Unfortunately, for most of the HKG used in published results, no exhaustive studies of their variations in dedicated conditions have been performed yet.

The work is a nearly exhaustive anthology of High Baroque variation writing and also a compendium of ornamentation; players in Bach's day complained because he wrote out too many of the ornaments and left little for them to make up, which of course did not prevent Mr. Perahia or Mr. Schiff from finding places to add their own.