Sentence examples for more variable numbers from inspiring English sources

In the Lepidoptera especially, there are species with higher and more variable numbers of photoreceptors per ommatidium (Egelhaaf 1988).

We have observed more variable numbers and intensities of punctate Zip1 foci and a lower incidence of Zip1/kinetchore co-localization than previous studies.

The class 2 mutants unc sy5505 ) and unc sy5506 ) have fewer and more variable numbers of P cells in the ventral hypodermal region.

Two of the remaining 3 low input DNA libraries, one 10ng and two 100ng, were sequenced, but yielded fewer and more variable numbers of reads and abundant adaptor sequence (see * in Table  1).

We observe a lower variance and a larger median when L is larger, which suggests that choosing a small value for L leads to predicting more variable numbers of interactions per TG whereas a large value will force all TGs to be linked to a similar and higher number of TFs.

In this study, cultivars with relatively less stable fiber maturity across the fruiting branches of the cotton plant tend to have more variable number of fibers per seed surface area estimates, suggesting that the calculation of the number of fibers per seed surface area may be biased.

To test the assumptions of the TWH, we used only those billionaires that had children, and found that male billionaires had significantly more children and a more variable number of children than female billionaires (men: 1 to 61 children, women: 1 to 7 children; F1, 869 = 4.36, P = 0.03; Fig. 1a).

Two more variables, number of doctors and nurses in each health facility, were also added making the number of variables in the vector of health facility characteristics seven.

The result is that the actinoid elements, in which the 5f orbitals are being filled, have more variable valences (number of electrons available for chemical bonds) than the lanthanoids, in which the 4f orbitals are being filled.

Thus, PPOs seem to be more variable in number than similar oxidases, perhaps a reflection of different functions (see below).

The three Sanger EST datasets (Bintje, Kennebec, and Shepody) were more variable in number of reads: 15,866, 83,549, and 86,341, respectively, and consequently, the Sanger-derived assemblies were more variable in representation of the potato transcriptome: Bintje (4.3 Mb), Kennebec (19.9 Mb), Shepody (36.3 Mb)(Table 2).