Sentence examples for opposed to variability from inspiring English sources

The standardized ascent protocol ensured that differences between participants reflected inter-individual variability in hypoxic adaptation, as opposed to variability in hypoxic exposure.

This method is inappropriate and largely impacted by the pre-test variability as opposed to the variability in the intervention itself.

This high variability in the estimated k OUT parameter might be due to the high cell-to-cell variability of the 3OC6-HSL-inducible module around the true k OUT value of the NOT gate (0.2 RPU, see Additional file 1: Figure S1A), as opposed to the variability shown in Figure 2A.

In the context that minimizing undesirable technical variation allows for more accurate analysis of gene expression and increased power for significance testing, we propose that the simple method described here, consisting of a universally available set of three criteria, can ensure that microarray data reflects biological differences as opposed to experimental variability.

Heterogeneity was quantified for the overall summary estimate using the I2 statistic [ 20, 21], that indicates the percent variability due to between-study variability as opposed to within-study variability.

By "best", we here mean that the method yielded results that showed the greatest difference between the rest and the working memory tasks in terms of both the functional connectivity measures (integration and marginal correlation) and the part of variance that could be accounted for by the task (as opposed to between-subject variability).

It is mostly assumed that trait variation between species is much larger opposed to intraspecific trait variability (Diaz and Cabido 1997; McGill et al. 2006).

PCA method can only identify gross variability as opposed to distinguishing among and within groups' variability and the non linear combinations in the data cannot be efficiently exploited [24, 76, 77].

By modeling variation in diet across levels of population structure (e.g., individual, group, population), these approaches offer the ability to quantify the niche width of a consumer based on explicit estimates of the variability in source contributions to diet, as opposed to implicitly assuming that the variability in the isotope signatures of consumers directly reflects variability in diet.

Given the predicted greater incidence of climate extremes to forests in climatic transition zones under climate change predictions, monitoring using satellite-derived vegetation indices is a low cost and effective means of identifying longer-term changes as opposed to natural inter-annual variability in forest growth.

The six-factor model identifies a few factors that are dominated by a single element (Al in Factor 4, Ti in Factor 5) indicating that the division of factors is controlling variability as opposed to their specific concentrations.