Sentence examples for for continuous variations from inspiring English sources

By repeating this procedure for continuous variations of the predicted value, the prediction profile-likelihood is obtained.

This debate is reminiscent of a similar dispute, a century earlier, between the "Mendelians" and the "Biometricians," ultimately settled by RA Fisher who established that multiple genes in additive fashion and following Mendel's laws could account for continuous variation of phenotypic expression (Provine 2001).

A new lamination scheme is proposed through the design of a graded orthotropic fiber-reinforced composite ply for achieving continuous variations of material properties along the thickness direction of laminated composite plates.

A schematic proposal of the reaction pathway is given in Scheme 1. Figure 7 Job's plot of continuous variation for the stoichiometry of reaction between PDE and DNS. Figure 8 Molar ratio plot for the stoichiometry of reaction between PDE and DNS.

Complete color development was attained instantaneously, however for higher precision readings, the reaction was allowed to proceed for 5 min. The developed color remained stable at room temperature for at least a further 30 min. Job's method of continuous variation was used for determining the molar ratio of ATR-Ca to DDQ.

QTL analysis has become a popular method for studying the genetic basis of continuous variation in a variety of systems and is now an integral tool in medical genetics, livestock production, plant breeding, and population genetics of model organisms (Slate 2005).

Jobs method of continuous variation reveals 1 1 stoichiometry for the fullerene complexes of 1.

Job's method of continuous variation [26] was used for determining the molar ratio of OLM to pCA.

Job's method of continuous variation [31] was used for determining the molar ratio of CLM to DDQ.

Jobs plot of continuous variation method establishes 1 1 stoichiometry for fullerene/1 complexes.

The optimal ratio for the formation of the azo adduct was investigated using Job's method of continuous variation.