Sentence examples for explaining the observed variations from inspiring English sources

Although the amount of peptide conjugate was kept constant for the labeling, i.e. 5 μg, the quantity of radioactivity varied in each case, explaining the observed variations in specific activity.

We took advantage of this dataset to take a clinical and pragmatic approach to try to understand the mechanisms explaining the observed variations in endurance time.

How to interpret this list became then a new research topic, consisting in identifying the metabolic processes that link the metabolites of interest, possibly explaining the observed variations in their concentrations.

Habitat area and morphology at the patch-scale were a significant factor explaining the observed variation in the diversity and abundance for corals.

However, there were four other models with ΔAIC ≤2, indicating that all five models are equally good at explaining the observed variation in number of communities per matrilineal groom network.

A linear mixed-model regression of recurrence rate, probability and site type on AMUA response strength shows that all three variables and their interactions are statistically significant factors in explaining the observed variation (Table 1), and therefore confirms the patterns described above.

Factors that were significant (alpha level 0.05) were then included in a multiple regression analysis to explore their relative contribution in explaining the observed variation in TCI scores.

Variation in the availability, depletion time, and distribution of such resources is, thus, hypothesized to be a major factor explaining the observed variation in the rate at which individuals of a given population interact agonistically (van Schaik 1989; Isbell 1991).

We used the same categorization of metabolic connectivity but did not find it helpful in explaining the observed variation in the fitness response to gene overexpression (r = −0.029, P = 0.6).

Precipitation of the driest quarter was the most important variable in explaining the observed variation (Fig. S4), and as a result was the main driver in predicting the genetic variation across the landscape.

The Tychonic theory explained the observed variations of phase of Venus, for which the Ptolemaic system had no explanation.