Sentence examples for number and variability from inspiring English sources
Classical numerical resolution of thermodynamics problems comes up against the number and variability of boundary conditions.
This, together with the behaviours required by those delivering or receiving the intervention, and the number and variability of outcomes, means that case management can be defined as complex.
The apparent lack of positive matches for the other non-T-DNA sequences retrieved from TAIL-PCR may be explained by the relatively short length of such sequences compared to the extremely high number and variability of transposons and other repeated elements in the T. melanosporum genome utilized as reference for BLAST search.
In the first scenario (Ne≤50), given the number and variability of microsatellite loci employed in this study, we would be able to detect a critical reduction of Ne with a rather high probability as pointed out above.
The number and variability of in silico SNVs differed considerably between pools.
The number and variability of responses by far exceeded our expectation.
This review identified 25 randomized-controlled trials with a total of 1,485 patients and is remarkably similar to the 1998 Cochrane Injuries Group Albumin Reviewers meta-analysis in terms of evaluable studies, patient numbers and variability of patient populations [ 5].
However, given the small numbers and variability in the data, there were no statistically significant differences in comparing uptake parameters between HNSCC (P = 0.24 for Tmax/M; P = 0.09 for Tav/M) and other tumor types or between malignant and benign tumors (P = 0.15 for Tmax/M; P = 0.21 to Tav/M).
The number, density and variability of in silico-detected SNPs, varied among groups.
Inhibition of EGFR signalling in the DCNs increases both the average number and the variability of axonal branch numbers.
The number and genetic variability of markers as well as population structure might affect the robustness of different methods in the calculation of relatedness between individuals.
