Sentence examples for limitations on the variation from inspiring English sources

Features of the mitochondrial genomes that have persisted through the divergent evolution of eukaryotic life are likely to be due to fundamental limitations on the variation of that genome.

Constraints are defined as biases or limitations on the production of variation.

Limitations include the limited research on the variations in screening acceptance of screening based on specimen sample, race and economic status.

Our second hypothesis considered the relative likelihood of reaching one peak versus another owing to limitations on the production of relevant variation.

Because of this limitation, the following discussion focuses on the variation in the relative proportions of several functional categories, and on a more detailed study of several genes that represent examples of up-regulated and down-regulated genes within different functional categories.

These results show how the process variation imposes limitations on the minimum memristor device size when multi-valued memories are to be designed.

Another limitation is the variation in reporting source.

Using an argument previously raised in the 1830s by Charles Lyell against Lamarck, Fleeming (as he was generally known) Jenkin cited empirical evidence from domestic breeding that suggested a distinct limitation on the degree of variation, and denied that selection upon this could be taken to the extent assumed by Darwin(Jenkin 1867 in Hull, 1973).

Mr. Maazel's verdict on the "Variation"?

However, current methods yield a wide variation in the amount of material delivered, as well as limitations on the cell types and cargoes possible.

This lack of replication places strong limitations on the ability to make statistical inferences with respect to DE since biological and experimental coefficients of variation cannot be estimated.