Sentence examples for interaction variability from inspiring English sources

Limited interaction, variability in the content of message delivered, delegating responsibility of motivating patients to untrained health staff are the problems identified in poor patient provider interaction [26].

As seen with Mlx:MondoB interactions, variability in the loop sequence is likely to have a prominent role in determining dimer and higher order conformations.

The assessment of communication skills is still plagued with measurement errors related to content specificity, language proficiency, case and student interactions, variability in standardized patients, and assessment of written communication skills [ 8].

Heterogeneity of soil moisture was affected by interaction of variability of soil temperature and moisture so that the peak variance changed by as much as 5%2 and 0%2 under changing soil temperature and by 6%2 and 3%2 under changing soil moisture over almost a year at 10-cm and 20-cm depths, respectively.

However, even accepting this simplistic inference from host-microbiome interaction, the variability found in free-living bacteria is comparable (if not higher) than those of specialized pathogens or symbionts.

These results demonstrated the efficacy of statistical experimental design to unveil the critical formulation interactions and variability affecting the performance of proniosomal formulations.

However, the interactions indicate variability in the herd response to dietary starch early postpartum and imply that pregnancy rate could potentially be compromised through the provision of starch to grazing dairy cows in early lactation (i.e., prebreeding).

From these emerge powerful carbon-cryosphere interactions and variability that intertwine with strong climatic and environmental changes (Fig. 4).

These are expected to be patient specific, reflecting tumour host interactions and variability of disease due to differences in the host rather than the malignant cell genotype.

This suggests the importance of interactions underlying the variability for these traits, both epistatic interactions within cycles as well as G×E interactions across cycles.

Zebiak has worked in the area of ocean-atmosphere interaction and climate variability since completing his PhD at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1984.