Sentence examples for normal range of variation from inspiring English sources

"When we looked at this variability and compared it with modern humans, you can see this is a normal range of variation," Prof Lordkipanidze told BBC News.

A prime example from human evolution highlighting the difficulty of figuring out whether a new fossil falls within the normal range of variation of a known species is Homo floresiensis, a small hominin discovered in Indonesia (Brown et al. 2004).

As I see it, future research should focus on the independence of mania and hypomania from bipolar disorder, and the unsolved issue in adolescent psychiatry of whether hyperthymic behaviour in some adolescents remains within the normal range of variation of emotional development or emotional dysregulation (Päären et al. 2013).

In their view, traits associated with autism or other developmental disabilities are better regarded as differences within the normal range of variation as opposed to types of pathology.

This decision was later supported by further fieldwork that showed that the differences fell within the normal range of variation for the species.

Goldman synonymized the three as O. couesi mexicanus in 1918 and in 2009 Carleton and Arroyo-Cabrales concurred, arguing that the differences between rufus and mexicanus were age-related and within the normal range of variation of the animal.

As these experiments create non-physiological levels of miRNAs that may affect target mRNAs abnormally, accurate evaluation of the miRNA effects may require normal range of variations in miRNA expression under an endogenous condition.

There is a normal range of variations of size and shape in normal cells which it requires experience to recognize.

Instead, our suggestion is that early onset of ownership and disownership, as well as the robustness of these illusions, might be partially due to normal ranges of variation in visual, tactile, and proprioceptive processing that affect how multisensory integration is achieved in any individual case.

Features that lie outside of the normal range of phenotypic variation often define birth defects and syndromes.

Geomagnetic field excursions are short-lived but globally recorded periods of the Earth's magnetic field fluctuation, shorter than a few 103 years, during which virtual geomagnetic poles (VGPs) deviate beyond the normal range of secular variation associated with the geocentric axial dipole (GAD) (see Laj and Channell 2007).