Sentence examples for more specific variations from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Court applies more specific variations or elaborations of the Lemon test depending on what kind of challenge it is considering.

Future research may seek to utilize variations in task design seeking to increase motivational salience without the inclusion of gambling and direct monetary reward, in order to further stabilize overall affect variation and allow more specific findings regarding FN variation due to task-induced affect responses.

This made the recognition method more robust against the specific variations.

The detected pattern of exonic SNPs in intQTL and intronic SNPs in rQTL thus is consistent with the prediction of the SPC model (Pavlicev and Wagner 2012) that intQTL cause more pleiotropic and rQTL more character-specific variation.

Although PC2 and PC3 explained less variation (~15 and 4%% respectively), these principle components identified variation in more specific spectra between genotypes.

While the two data sets show broad taxonomic similarity, there is however a notable seasonal variation at more specific levels.

In general our study supports these findings, but also demonstrates some variations between the more specific ethnic groups.

It was found that the radius has more site-specific variation than the tibia.

The three silenced cell lines showed common non-specific effects as well as more target-specific variation as measured by qRT PCR.

> > -wrap-foot> Although X-linked genes have a propensity to be female biased and there is more female-specific variation overall, a greater percentage of autosomal genes show trans variation than X-linked genes (fig. 4; χ: P = 0.001).

For males, there was more site-specific variation in this percentage: it ranged from 12%and13%3% for prostate and lung cancer respectively, to 30%and31%1% for bladder and testis cancer, respectively.> -wrap-foot> at 31/12/2011; excluding non-melanoma skin cancer.