Sentence examples for notable variations are from inspiring English sources

In case of Shewanella, the most notable variations are associated with sugar phosphorylation, which is at least partially due to a functional replacement of the uptake-coupled phosphorylation (characterstic of PTS) by a combination of permease and kinase or, less frequently, phopshorylase (for disaccharides).

Some notable variations are as follows: Ace is for race.

Notable variations were also observed in the correlations with reading comprehension for the three types of association (and between the two groups of learners).

The most notable variation was carved out by the European Commission, largely at the request of French banks, and allows them to avoid crucial parts of the international rule concerning derivatives accounting.

They were usually decorated with light-coloured threads on a dark, usually blue, ground (familiar from the Egyptian 18th dynasty), but a notable variation was displayed in pieces decorated with dark purple threads on a white ground.

The most notable variation was in the biosynthesis pathways of cofactors, prosthetic groups, electron carriers as well as nucleotides and nucleosides.

The most notable variation was that chr 8 had twice the linear density of polymorphisms as chr 9.

Given the large size and multiple types of variation revealed, it would be imprudent to attempt to 'explain' all observed findings where notable variation was detected.

It is also notable that price variations are smaller for tradable goods such as cameras or jeans than for less easily tradable ones such as telephone calls or bank charges.Yet though some price variations will persist, the combination of Europe's single market with its single currency will make it much harder to sustain them at their current size.

The homologues exhibited high level of sequence conservation (97.5% identity on average) while notable sequence variations were observed in several genes for surface proteins.

Notable eco-geographical variations were evidenced in terms of diosgenin content extracted from seeds of H. isora growing in seven regions of Maharashtra and Goa (Fig. 1).