Sentence examples for most variability and from inspiring English sources

This is the region that has the most variability and that directly contacts peptide-MHC (pMHC).

The analysis finds the directions with most variability, and projects the information down onto these dimensions.

Item 8, 'enjoys eating', shows most variability and does not fit reliably into either of these two groupings.

The amino acids comprising the CDR3 of the human immunoglobulin H chain show the most variability and usually make the dominant contribution to binding [ 35- 37].

The TLR3 SNPs that exhibit the most variability are rs3775290 and rs3775291; however, their relationship with cancer risk remains unclear.

The signatures with the most variability between tumors and matched metastases were associated with extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins.

The normalization did not affect the variability associated to the array position, and most variability is now explained by the spike characteristics (40.4%) or by their interaction with the spike concentration (47.4%).

ClCE8 homologs contain conserved amino acid residue blocks (in red in Fig.  3a) in the fasciclin domain, indicating functional homology among homologs, and most variability is seen at the C-terminus.

A key feature of such a multi-level approach is that each of these levels can and do influence each other (Raudenbush & Bryk, 2002) and it is possible to identify which level of the hierarchy accounts for the most variability in an outcome, and this can be used to target interventions at the correct level (see McManus et al., 2002).

According to the study, the most variability was found in pills and capsules containing 1000 ius of vitamin D3, so it might make sense to purchase lower dosage pills (and then take more of them).

Most variability understandably occurred within introns and these differences were reflected in the taxa, particularly among the mstn2a genes.