Sentence examples for intermediate variability from inspiring English sources

It suggested that 3' UTR SSRs were more variable at the lower taxonomic levels (more related), the 5' UTR SSRs had intermediate variability, and the CDS SSRs tend to differentiate at the higher taxonomic level [ 21].

Total mean score of domain 5 ("Applicability") was 70.6% with intermediate variability (SD = 6.8%).

There have been found long-term variations in the values of CI (monotonously increasing from 1947 to 1996), cycle variations (11 years), intermediate variability (from 3 months to 5 years), and rotational rate of 27.3 days (with some subsidiary peaks ranging from 25 to 30 days).

The Iberian and British groups have intermediate variability, with 11 and five haplotypes observed and diversities of 0.34±0.2 and 0.41±0.3 respectively.

However, we re-sequenced whole fragments, rather than genotyping a priori identified SNPs, thus included additional markers not restricted by our selection criteria of intermediate variability (see Methods).

The individuals from the Danube showed intermediate genetic variability and within the French and Spanish rivers, the Adour and the Ebro showed the highest and lowest genetic variability values, respectively.

For those with an intermediate level of variability, the mortality rate was 15percentt, and for those whose heart rates were the most variable, it was 10percentt.

The remaining sub-regions in this fragment showed an intermediate degree of variability.

Community structure was mainly driven by the altitudinal gradient and spring flow variation at broad scales, with functional diversity gradually decreasing with elevation and being maximized at intermediate levels of flow variability.

Small and long-tongued species were on average as abundant in urban as in periurban and intermediate sites, but the variability in abundance among sites was significantly higher in urban than in periurban or intermediate sites.

When present, the intermediate branch displayed wide variability.