Sentence examples for give variability from inspiring English sources

For example, stochasticity may be beneficial to give variability in gene expression, to produce population heterogeneity, and to adjust or respond to fluctuations in environment [ 1].

This metabolic pathway can be subdivided into two parts: an upstream sub-pathway required for achieving proper folding for most of the proteins synthesized in the secretory pathway, and a downstream sub-pathway required to give variability to trans-membrane proteins, and involved in adaptation to the environment and innate immunity.

As the firms' expected marginal costs of variability are difficult to estimate, we think that a more promising approach is to estimate the marginal cost of precautionary measures for a given variability in the transport system.

With sufficient information obtained from other benchmarks, it may become possible to estimate the effects on an application of a given variability – for example, a 5% variation in disk speed, or substantial variation in available memory bandwidth.

Given variability in local resources, the programmes were implemented differently in each location.

Given variability in friendship networks during development (Gifford-Smith and Brownell 2003), it is important to investigate genetic influences within a developmental (and therefore peer) context (Ronald 2011).

Given variability in participants' levels of motivation and success with quitting, counseling calls are individually tailored to the participant's level of motivation and progress.

Recaptures with shorter times-at-liberty were not used as they would be less informative given variability in length-at-age.

Given variability in the willingness of pharmacists and traditional healers to screen and refer, further investigation of their motivation is needed to effectively expand this intervention.

These results indicate that NAVA could achieve improved oxygenation compared with PS when sufficient underlying variability in ∫Eadi is present, due to its ability to achieve higher tidal volume variability from a given variability in ∫Eadi.

Our sample sizes were very much smaller than those used by Costa et al. (2008) (100 Spanish-Catalan bilinguals vs 100 Spanish monolinguals) and so had less power to detect a significant effect given variability in response times.