Sentence examples for expressed variation from inspiring English sources

Respondents from different countries expressed variation in their willingness to consent to the donation of a relative's organ in hospital.

Participants expressed variation in preferring Twitter (P1), preferring Facebook (P2, P4) or using both social networking sites in tandem (P3).

First, a cyclic parthenogenetic mode of reproduction can induce oscillations of expressed genetic variation with low levels of expressed variation during periods of prolonged asexual reproduction punctuated by periods of enhanced expressed genetic variation immediately following a bout of sex [ 52].

Citing professional decorum, he declined to name names, but said they had expressed variations on the same joke: What have I gotten myself into here?

Everyone from the police manning the building's side entrance to the anchor Charles Gibson expressed variations of the same theme, namely the desire to see Leinart drafted by the J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets.

Yet on a landscape scale, the pattern is more complex, expressing variation in land-use decisions that co-occur with catenas and other fine-scale hillslope patterns.

Results from these mechanical property tests are utilized to propose empirical relations for expressing variation of mechanical properties of low relaxation seven-wire prestressing strand as a function of temperature.

They express variation within each class and across genes in the specific values of intercepts and slopes.

Three scales displayed adequate IIO accuracy, while the overall low IIO estimates for other scales express variation in how respondents approach the scale items (Table 5).

We are using these data aggregated at the county level and call this aggregate variable 'SMD' to express variation in the density of sexual minority populations in a county.

Musical intelligence includes the ability to perceive and express variations in rhythm, pitch, and melody; the ability to compose and perform music; and the capacity to appreciate music and to distinguish subtleties in its form.