Sentence examples for most important variations from inspiring English sources

The collection contains fantasias, toccatas, "echo pieces," organ responses for liturgical use, and, most important, variations on chorale melodies.

An ideal drug will be one that is extremely effective against a primary target and maintains its effectiveness against the most important variations of the target molecule.

Moreover, when considering the high standard deviation values, the most important variations are most likely to be attributed to the dishomogeneity of the stone surface.

Flotation conditions were: mixing time 1 min, conditioning time 2 min, skimming time 2 min and pH 7. For each flotation parameter, two different levels were selected (Table 2) and experiments were designed based on the most important variations.

Within this form of poetry the most important variations are "folk song" styled verse (yuefu), "old style" verse (gushi), "modern style" verse (jintishi).

This is likely to be due to the relatively narrow age range of patients, since the most important variations of serotonin with age occur in the first two decades of life [30].

Damask is the most important variation of basic satin weave.

The generated direction at each pixel position, is supposed to represent the most important variation of pixels intensity.

The most important variation between pre- and post-US therapy we observed was in NSAID prescription and was probably due to the after-US new diagnoses of painful abdominal masses, abscesses, and muscular pain.

The most important variation of this is to combine an 'expert-in-the-loop' with a "golden data set". Golden data refers to specific data which has been reviewed by a human (with multiple experts) to ensure that, for a certain input into the machine learning system, there is a single expert-agreed correct output.

The most important variation can be derived by substituting the corrected Exponential-Tanimoto (Equation 12) for the Exponential-Hamming, we call this method the Exponential Tanimoto Discriminant (ETD) or by substituting the Tanimoto-power (Equation 9) for the Exponential-Hamming, we call this method the Tanimoto Power Discriminant TPDD).