Sentence examples for most variable part from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the damping of steering movements is the most variable part of the behavior we observe in our task, and probably reflect differences in steering "tactics" across animals.

Although this is an unusual result, as the control region usually comprises the most variable part of the mitochondrial genome, this observation is not unprecedented.

A mutation rate has not been calibrated for any Accipitridae species, so we used a range of mutation rates originally calculated for the control region in grouse [4.54 12.54% [average 7.23%] divergence per million years, 87]which is similar to that found for the most variable part of the control region in diving ducks [8.8%, 88].

Shape changes primarily occurred in the head region which is considered to be the most variable part in the cichlid body due to trophic specializations (Fryer & Iles, 1972).

The amino acid identities between pairs vary from 81%% to 100%%, with the positive charged N-terminal region (first approximately 80 aa) as the most variable part.

Hypervariable region 1 (HVR1) contained within envelope protein 2 (E2) gene is the most variable part of HCV genome and its translation product is a major target for the host immune response.

For example, variations in the solar UV output (one of the most variable parts of the solar spectrum) can modulate the stratospheric temperature via ozone absorption, changing the heat balance and thereby modifying the spectrum of winds, waves, and tides which is able to propagate between the upper and lower atmosphere (e.g. Hartmann 1981).

Further development of primer designs for matK and the other loci may improve amplification success, but none of these genes have highly conserved sites near the most variable parts of the locus and hence it is not likely that sufficiently universal primers will be developed.

Two of the most variable parts in the Naegleria GIR2 splicing ribozyme are L5b and P6a.

In terms of sequence composition, loops are the most variable parts of proteins and tend to be more frequently subject to insertions, deletions and substitutions than secondary structure regions.

Based on previous data on the most variable parts of the gene, we focused the sequencing on the extracellular loops ECL3 and ECL4 of the protein (encoded in exons 10 13, Additional file 1: Figures S2 and S3) and included sequencing of exon 4 as an intracellular domain that is known to harbor variable sites ([ 26] - Additional file 1: Figure S3).