Sentence examples for extremes of variation from inspiring English sources

Extremes of variation are standard here, and of language and plausibility of incident.

"It's the extremes of variation that gets the aspen — not the average," Dr. Worrall said.

We chose the values of θ to span the extremes of variation observed in natural populations [22] [25].

Rather, it is limited in explanatory power to correlational associations and differences between extremes of variation with regards to nonverbal expressivity within the patient group.

We cannot be sure that differences in psychosocial outcomes do not exist for other CGSs throughout the UK, but the random selection of centres based on clinical activity levels in this study provides some basis for confidence in the findings, as extremes of variation were covered, and a consistent methodology applied.

Furthermore, the extremes of length variation among taxa, combined with regional substitution rate variation can mislead the alignment of rRNA sequences and thus distort subsequent tree reconstructions.

The Dan-We complex of styles is named after two extremes of stylistic variation: the smooth, restrained style of the Dan, the De, and the Diomande and the grotesque style of the We (the Guere, the Wobe, and the Kran), a less-extreme form of which is found among the Kru and the Grebo, who inhabit adjacent regions of Liberia, Guinea, and Côte d'Ivoire.

Sequential geographic and host colonization during periodic extremes of climate variation and ecological perturbation during the past 2.5 3.0 MY characterize all members of the northern marine parasite fauna (tapeworms, roundworms, and flukes) in seabirds and pinnipeds.

However, the inherent high-cost and long-term nature of prospective studies restricts the accrual of large numbers of cases at the extremes of phenotypic variation.

In mouse, CL/P has been hypothesized to occur at extremes of normal variation of facial shape (Juriloff and Trasler, 1976; Trasler, 1968).

These latter findings indicate that inherited predisposition to orofacial clefts includes phenotypic aspects of facial shape that are near the extremes of normal variation.