Sentence examples for knowledge of variation from inspiring English sources

Detailed knowledge of variation in SOC storage is important to assess the C accumulation potential of forest soils.

A human skull with mandible from the Ngada District on the island of Flores, Indonesia, is described in order to contribute to the knowledge of variation in cranial architecture, which is important in interpretations of evolutionary cerebralisation.

While advances in the knowledge of variation in the human genome have led to the identification of susceptibility genes contributing to obesity and related disorders, relatively few studies have focused specifically on interactions between obesity and genetic polymorphisms in the development of metabolic complications.

Because of this spectrum, despite limited knowledge of variation in LD throughout the P. falciparum genome [27], it could be useful to first screen for allelic associations in a population of low to moderate endemicity (in which LD will tend to be more extensive), and subsequently attempt confirmation and finer mapping in a more highly endemic population with less LD.

The example demonstrates the importance to incorporate knowledge of variation profiles into resource allocation decisions.

The features of the Platysternon mitochondrial genome expand our knowledge of variation within vertebrate mitochondrial genomes, adding a new case of duplicated control regions.

Knowledge of variations in pulmonary venous anatomy are essential for planning radiofrequency ablation.

In-depth knowledge of variations in clavicular shape, size and its dimensions is very important from both clinical (fixation of clavicular fractures using external or inter-medullary devices, designing orthopedic fixation devices) as well as forensic anthropological perspectives.

For example, small neuroendocrine metastases not detected by other methods will rule out some candidates and knowledge of variations in hepatic arterial anatomy can be helpful in some cases.

Different algorithms are used to identify variations, and also, to the best of our knowledge, biocuration of variation data from publications on cancer biomarkers is limited.

Knowledge of the variation in feed intake is therefore important in helping to understand the variation in DMP.