Sentence examples for minimal variation for from inspiring English sources

(ii) There is minimal variation for ampliconic genes RBMY and TSPY among both chimpanzees and bonobos.

The 5-year survival benefit from MUGA scanning had minimal variation for all tested levels for all age groups.

Since the Hawaiian Rhodophyta Biodiversity Survey encompassed an evolutionarily diverse set of samples, and we aimed to generate a large number of sequences (i.e. >2,000), we were constrained by the need for minimal variations of protocol for each marker (including primer design, PCR cocktail components/concentrations and amplification conditions).

We then filtered the results for candidates that showed minimal variation of expression between unstressed conditions and each stress condition.

We conducted genome-wide RNA-seq for small RNAs and selected abundant miRNAs with minimal variation of expression between the different conditions.

For overweight and obese patients without diabetes the HRs showed minimal variation even after adjusting for other covariates in the parsimonious models (see Table  2).

Minimal variation in incidence, especially for inpatient cases, had a strong effect on net cost savings.

The cows were divided into subgroups with minimal variation in fibrinogen concentration (for example, a subgroup with concentrations between 5.1 g/l and 6.0 g/l was used).

Interestingly, there is minimal variation between the insolation values for surfaces with slopes between 15° and 45° and azimuths ranging from 315° to 360° (0°).

During the floods, 10 to 20-cm increases in water-table depth were observed for wells within 10 m of the farm, contrasting with decreases (or minimal variation) in water-table depth for wells located 100 m or farther from the farm.

Although the difference in growth rate compared to that of all scientific output for the keyword cancer remains close to the neutral line of 0%, showing minimal variation in the growth rate, for the topic of stem cells there appears to have been several phases with increased interest, and each phase resulting in an increase in the difference in growth rates (Fig. 3D–D').