Sentence examples for in which variation from inspiring English sources
Vaccine production is a biological process in which variation in time and output is inevitable.
The estimates derived from the baseline-only and repeated-measurements approaches agree quite well except in cases in which variation over repeated measurements is large.
The use of a real-world measurement activity, in which variation is a naturally occurring feature, provided a rich context for students' appreciation of phenomena that vary.
This type of inheritance applies to many complex/quantitative traits, i.e. traits that vary continuously in a phenotypic range, and in which variation is quantitative, not qualitative.
In the following sections, we discuss each of these areas in which variation may occur in relation to the models we have identified.
Our exploration of such ensemble control systems is motivated by practical control design problems in which variation in system parameters and stochastic effects must be compensated for when state feedback is unavailable, such as in pulse design for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and imaging.
The piece even evokes the Baroque form of the chaconne, in which variations are spun over a repeated harmonic sequence.
"The Old Woman" has the feeling of an eternal fugue, in which variations on a theme are circular and endless.
Lawyers representing corporate defendants had argued strenuously for the standard of review -- called "de novo review" -- that the court adopted today, saying that thorough appellate reviews would help curb excessive verdicts and bring consistency to an area of law in which variations in results have been wide and unpredictable.
The study took place in laboratory, using a climate chamber, in which variations of temperature and humidity that occur in a stone masonry wall have been measured.
These demands have particular relevance for "elective " orthodontics, in which variations in the design and timing of appliances prescribed for seemingly analogous skeletal Class II discrepancies and other forms of malocclusion conflict with accepted standards of accountability.
