Sentence examples for implications of variation from inspiring English sources

Spatially, what is the relevant scale, and what are the implications of variation within a supposed site (Warren 2007: 432)?

The present article is the first report of clinical implications of variation in the human HMGB1 gene.

The potential social implications of variation in the strength of EOD rate increases and decreases across this range of IPIs are unknown.

See the discussion section for further consideration of raw versus modeled gene expression data and the implications of variation in control gene expression under experimental treatments.

It is important to understand the life history implications of variation in metabolic rate, but they remain poorly characterised despite a growing body of work examining relationships between metabolism and a range of traits.

The potential social implications of variation in the strength of EOD rate increases/decreases over this range of IPIs are unknown, but are an interesting topic for future investigation.

Objectives: To use PERISTAT data on indicators of maternal mortality and morbidity to explore maternal health outcomes in Europe, and to discuss the implications of variations in the data sources for these indicators.

Different studies scope the impact on deviating from single-product to multi-product processes, the selection of co-products when a fixed production of a primal product (methane) is considered, implications of variations in market conditions and supplies as well as the significance of the cost for transport in the optimal solution.

We evaluate the adaptive evolution of 12 protein-coding mitochondrial genes in 41 placental mammalian species by assessing amino acid sequence variation and exploring the functional implications of observed variation in secondary and tertiary protein structures.

The reported variations in head circumference and ponderal index share the same concerns uncertain implications of small variation in the normal range (Apelberg et al. 2007).

Although the field of study on the life-history implications of such variation has been gaining momentum over the last decade, the fitness consequences of such large inter-individual variation in metabolic rate are not thoroughly characterised (Burton et al., 2011).