Sentence examples for hiding variations from inspiring English sources

They attempted to give each world a unique sound, while hiding variations of the main theme in each track.

Presumably, they uncover hidden variations in the iPSCs methylation profiles, coordinated between gene subsets and missed by the trivial single-feature classifiers.

However, these aggregate data hide variations in use by race, urban/rural residence and socioeconomic status - for example in 2003 skilled attendant at delivery for urban women was 94% compared to 85% for rural.

Hsp90-buffered variation in Drosophila is distinguished by the sheer number and variety of adult morphologies controlled by the interaction of Hsp90 with hidden variation specific to different strain backgrounds [15], [16], [18].

This presents such genes as modifiers of many diverse biological processes with two seemingly contradictory consequences; their presence buffers biological systems from a large number of gene mutations, i.e., it limits change, while their absence could unveil otherwise hidden variation [26], i.e., it promotes change.

However the overall picture in the persistent group hides variation in the change in status of individual participation items.

Even beyond capacitating hidden variation, inactivation of HSP90 causes large-effect mutations, such as aneuploidy, that on some occasions become adaptive under stress [ 63].

Figure 4 shows how the average figure for the country for overall satisfaction of government health service users, 52% in 1999, 62% in 2000, and 54% in 2003, hides variation across the country at each time point.

In all such cases, heterogeneity among species in their observed abilities to persist in the novel environments might reflect hidden variation in the genetic architecture underlying the traits determining fitness in these environments.

Hidden (or cryptic) genetic variation is defined as "standing genetic variation that does not contribute to the normal range of phenotypes observed in a population, but that is available to modify a phenotype that arises after environmental change or the introduction of novel alleles [ 49]." It is known that negative autoregulation hides variation in the copy numbers of genes [ 33].

We hypothesise that demonstrated physiological effects of high hydrostatic pressure and low temperature may promote a stress novelty evolutionary mechanism, increasing mutagenic activity in germ cells, inactivating canalisation during embryonic or larval development, releasing hidden variation or mutagenic activity, or activating or releasing transposable elements in larvae or adults.