Sentence examples for observation of variations from inspiring English sources

Microscopic inspection of films of blood dried on glass slides and stained with aniline dyes allows observation of variations in the size and colour and other abnormalities of individual red cells and also permits examination of the white cells and platelets.

One can notice measurable differences in isotopic character, and reasonable explanations are at hand for such observation of variations in the nature.

This allowed observation of variations in the care situations as well as the opportunity to meet several HC assistants.

Reliable observation of variations in the movement control of the low back in patients with LBP is important [ 1, 2, 4].

Our observation of variations in AIB1 gene amplification in various derivatives of MCF-7 cell clines is consistent with the previous report in which several MCF-7 sublines were shown to have the capacity to generate clonal heterogeneity.

This involves choosing different characters to construct new temporal partitions, thereby facilitating the observation of variation with respect to characteristics previously stabilized in the normal stage periodization.

In this letter, we report on the simultaneous observation of variation in electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) data upon cycling, in order to examine the origin of the drastic capacity fading suffered in the nano-sized Co3O4anode system.

Observation of variation within the control sample pool has allowed us to evaluate performance of the MLPA method, and optimize application of the technique in patients with CLL.

The observation of variation in substitution rates among lineages has led to (1) a general rejection of the molecular clock model, and (2) the suggestion that a number of biological characteristics of organisms can cause rate variation.

The genetic response of adult corals is likely to differ somewhat from that of larvae due to symbiont interactions and changes in metabolic demands, however the observation of variation in these early life stages points toward the potential presence of adaptively significant variation upon which selection may be able to act.

Given an observation of variation in substitution rates, it is then possible to examine correlations between rate and measures of biological processes [e.g. 27], differences in rates between two clades or paralogous genes [e.g. 6], differences in rates between a single lineage and the rest of a clade [e.g. 1], or differences between contemporary and ancestral substitution rates [e.g. 20].