Sentence examples for matching variation from inspiring English sources
The result of this cycle is a periodic pulsation of the atmosphere and a matching variation of the luminosity.
Then the scientists matched variations in tunnel architecture to variations in DNA.
In relevant cases, the pedigree-depth metric is adjusted to match variations in underlying biological assumptions.
Age variations matched the variation in the clinical experience of GPs; all French physicians had > 10 years of experience, whereas 70% of the Cypriot physicians had < 10 years of practice (p < 0.0001).
However, given that we identified 24 independent insertion events matching this variation of the AluYa5 lineage and at least the 11 from our data set are confirmed to be young polymorphic events, we are confident in reporting this as a new actively propagating human-specific Alu subfamily.
The purpose of this study was to examine the match-to-match variation of match-running in elite female soccer players utilising GPS, using full-match and rolling period analyses.
Variation found in raccoon and opossum isolates matches variation in other raccoon isolates (GenBank accession nos. AY144701 and AB197940).
Theoretical calculations of the expected number of false matches due to different people having similar demographic and event data led to PPV estimates in a similar range to those observed for the constrained linkage strategies (using formula in [ 8], taking into consideration the degree of match variation allowed and size of match regions).
British scientists have determined a way to authenticate audio recordings (or prove they've been tampered with), by matching infinitesimal variations in the sound that correspond to variations in the power grid.
The term was originally used by Waddington in 1942 to describe how a phenotype was produced by an interaction of genes and their products, as it was observed that genetic variation did not necessarily match phenotypic variation [ 9].
Due to the HEV speed variation, the active control must match this variation.
