Sentence examples for implications of variability in from inspiring English sources
To examine the implications of variability in digestible protein and energy value, two lupin kernel meals from the extremes of the protein digestibility range (Lupin-1: ADN ~ 70% and Lupin-2: ADN ~ 100%) were chosen for assessment in two growth studies.
Benefits and costs of improved cookstoves: assessing the implications of variability in health, forest and climate impacts.
Jeuland, MA, and Pattanayak, SK. "Benefits and costs of improved cookstoves: assessing the implications of variability in health, forest and climate impacts". Plos One 7, no. 2 (2012): e30338-null.
In this report we will discuss implications for researchers of variability in estrogenic activity in animal feed and provide examples of a number of end points that are sensitive to estrogenic components in rodent diets.
The goals of this study were to investigate the sequence variability of the whole MgPa operon and MgPars in M. genitalium clinical strains, and to explore the implications of variability for their roles in pathogenesis and the development of molecular diagnostic methods.
By measuring this variation in neurons using high-throughput quantitative microscopy, we highlight implications of this variability in encoding food levels in nervous system, which have not been extensively explored in intact animals and are likely to be generalizable to other neural processes.
Dufour, E., Bocherens, H. & Mariotti, A. Palaeodietary implications of isotopic variability in Eurasian lacustrine fish.
Further investigations are required to confirm the functional variant of ANK3 and to investigate the electrophysiological implications of genetic variability in this locus.
The evolutionary implications of these findings are discussed in terms of "variability" in cell wall biosynthesis.
The existence of clusters indicates the presence of variability in health risks and has various implications that should be attended to for better health.
Hebert JR, Gupta PC, Mehta H, Ebbeling CB, Bhonsle RR, Varghese F. Sources of variability in dietary intake in two distinct regions of rural India: implications for nutrition study design and interpretation.
