Sentence examples for observable variation from inspiring English sources

Using the diploid genotyping model and 6373 genome-wide SNPs, we found that the average percent heterozygosity observed within cultivated potato was 56%, with little observable variation among the market classes.

The cross peaks occurred in the 2D spectra confirm the weak interactions between lanthanide (III) ions and corresponding molecules where no observable variation occurs in conventional 1D spectra.

In this case, the system has no observable variation regarding the outlet CO2 concentration and CO2 recovery despite the fluctuation of the inlet CO2 concentration.

Despite apparently abundant amounts of observable variation and species diversity, the order Lepidoptera exhibits a morphological homogeneity that has provided only a limited number of taxonomic characters and led to widespread use of nucleotides for inferring relationships.

Despite apparently abundant amounts of observable variation and species diversity, the order exhibits a morphological homogeneity that has provided only a limited number of taxonomic characters and led to widespread use of DNA sequences for inferring relationships (e.g. [4], [5], [6]).

Atypical BSE cases are designated as such due to the observable variation in molecular mass profiles.

Because has such a long half-life, its persistence in materials in the solar system at high enough concentrations may have generated observable variations in the isotopic composition of.

Given that neurological soft signs are also demonstrated in healthy, non-clinical samples, and non-psychotic relatives of patients with schizophrenia [2], [30] [34], and the observable variations of neurocognitive performances between clinical and non-clinical samples, e.g., it is worthwhile to extend such an investigation to non-clinical samples [35].

There were no observable variations in the levels of plasma IL-10 between NPC patients, treated or otherwise and healthy controls.

The laboratory domestication of a model organism may also reduce the amount or type of observable phenotypic variation (Gu et al. 2005), though laboratory domestication also can increase variation (e.g., via inbreeding).

We carry out the downward continuation, assuming that there are no current sources in the mantle on the timescale of observable secular variation, so the field continues to be described by a potential.