Sentence examples for implied variations from inspiring English sources

These methods yielded conflicting results: the fall time implied a fairly constant D, but the round-trip time implied variations of over an order of magnitude.

The results of M3 model also implied variation in selective pressure among different amino acid sites.

Together these results imply variations in the location, time, and environmental conditions associated with the origin of C4 grasses.

By varying soil hydraulic parameter values, different patterns of MRD and SDRD could also be generated, implying variations in soil hydraulic properties could partly control the patterns of MRD and SDRD.

Variations in the stage delay imply variations in the pipeline stage count.

Often self-affine fracture surface variations are referred to as fracture roughness despite the fact that roughness implies variations on small rather than large length scales.

By using the completeness earthquake dataset, the calculated values of b and D C were found to imply variations in seismotectonic stress.

Malin and Isikara (1976) suggested that they are generated by seasonal changes in the morphology of the auroral electrojet and the ring current system and imply variations of conductivity in the ionosphere (see for instance Liu et al. 2009).

If spillover effects across LAs are negligible, then policymakers will have to pay more attention to variations in care homes availability across LAs, because they will also imply variations in delayed discharges.

This may imply variation of fluencies and thus inducing variation of LIBS signal, which degrades spectra and then results.

I examine recent empirical evidence and develop what I call the Cross-Cultural Diversity picture of the human mind, according to which variation in the underlying causal structure of the human mind implies variation in mental illnesses.