Sentence examples for in relation to the variability from inspiring English sources

This results in a conservative measure of variability and in consequence, there is an increased likelihood that any effects found in relation to the variability measure are robust.

We expected to find a relatively high mutation frequency due to HCV's high genetic plasticity, but contrary to our expectations, the 0.9% mutation frequency observed in the samples was relatively small in relation to the variability among independent HCV isolates (10 12%), and was in the range of quasispecies variability typically found in a given individual (∼1 4%).

Second, some expressed scepticism in relation to the variability in reported efficacy rates in relation to adherence.

Finally, intraclass (intracluster) correlations (ICC) are a measure of the variability between patients of different GPs in relation to the variability of all patients.

The locations of the targeted PTT and CTT in relation to the variability of the positions of the pallido- and cerebellothalamic tracts are represented in Fig.  12 on sagittal (upper panels) and horizontal (lower panel) atlas maps.

Partition gap and air accelerator insert diameter needed to be adjusted accordingly in relation to the other variability sources and diameter of coating cores respectively.

It is thus crucial to have a better understanding of the interaction between the wind-driven and thermohaline circulation in relation to the ITF variability, and how the future trend of the ITF affect basin scale thermohaline structure and circulation in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. Indo-Pacific Ocean

The number of storeys, area ratio of infilled frame area in relation to the floor area, and the variability of ground acceleration as a measure of earthquake loading were investigated.

Some of the discrepancies are discussed in relation to the hour-to-hour variability of ionosonde based winds and the latitudinal gradients of ionospheric characteristics.

Regarding the IJV caliber in relation to the CCA, a great variability was observed.

The magnitude of expected ambient air pollution health effects appears small in relation to the considerable within-person variability in BNP levels in this population.