Sentence examples for linked variability from inspiring English sources

A number of studies have further linked variability in cortical motor and somatosensory activations to individual differences in socially relevant personality traits, such as empathy, both for the perception of action (Gazzola et al. 2006) and for mirror touch (Banissy and Ward 2007).

More specifically, link variability of data-2 and data-3 sessions is characterized by a six-state Markov channel model [18, 19].

Second, linking variability of color matches to the average bias of color matches is a key feature of this model.

Therefore, availability of such genomic information on coding and non-coding polymorphic loci will help in linking variability in pathogenicity of different strains to differences in their genetic backgrounds and monitoring changes in their genetic diversity.

This project has linked monsoon variability to past societal upheavals from China to Indochina and India (e.g. [48]).

These trends are captured in the available thermochemical models; however, there are discrepancies regarding the formation pathways of NO and its intermediates which are linked to variability in model rate coefficients.

Results are in general agreement with DLVO theory, and the deviation in experiments with cZnO-NPs flowing through columns packed with sand is linked to variability in zeta potential of the capped nanoparticles and sand grains.

Genes encoding components of the norepinephrine stress response system also have been linked to variability in the response to stress.

Participants also linked climate variability to current problems and identified important future threats to themselves, families and livelihoods.

Peptide/protein identification differences for the data from different wells appear to be primarily linked to variability at the LC-MS stage.

Of the 28 common SNPs in the CYP3A4 locus, none has been linked to variability in its expression [ 46], suggesting regulatory variation.