Sentence examples for predominant variation from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, a minor direct warming effect has been repeatedly detected on soil bacterial composition, whereas the predominant variation is controlled via indirect warming effects on biotic and geochemical variables (Xiong et al. 2014a; Zhou et al. 2012).
The predominant variation in gene expression was according to developmental stages rather than morphotype differences.
We also performed a principle components analysis of the array data, and examined the association between the top four principle components and beadchip, to assess if the predominant variation across samples was based on technical characteristics and found no associations.
This difference can vary from a subtle decrease in intensity under the printed spot to a much more predominant intensity variation that seriously affects the accuracy of the data.
In this respect exon array identify only predominant splice variations, more likely playing strong functional roles.
Formal statistical analysis shows patient source is the predominant source of variation between samples, with processing method contributing a random level of variation comparable to that seen in split duplicates (replicates).
Another way of saying this is that size may be the predominant source of variation in mouse-to-elephant analyses, but shape could become an increasingly large source of variation when smaller taxonomic groups are analyzed.
Protein intake is the predominant cause for variation in nitrogen concentrations of urine.
Mutations in cis-regulatory sequences have been implicated as being the predominant source of variation in morphological evolution.
MDS identified age (birth versus 18 years) as the predominant source of variation within the dataset (see Additional file 2: Figure S1).
It would be dramatic evidence of what some microbiologists suspect: that lateral gene transfer is the predominant engine of variation in prokaryotes and the catalyst for the emergence of new bacterial pathogens.
