As if to illustrate the principle of genetic variability, a few of the many golden trout lily blooms have distinctive brick-red anthers.
Developing the dialogue is a process of elaborating the knowledge scripts, first to the point of outlining the dialogue acts, and then to writing out the specific utterances, under the principle of constrained variability, which recommends a range of utterances for the same function, not only for reasons of tapering and expansion.
The different durations of horizontal vs. vertical and of centripetal vs. centrifugal saccades, and the somewhat surprising properties of saccades in oblique directions are also accurately predicted by the principle of minimizing movement variability.
In addition, high sequence coverage in principle allows the assessment of variability in silico, aiding for selection of polymorphic markers.
Camacho et al. [ 27] point out that different sources of variability can, in principle, lead to the observed correlations.
In principle, low variability, or reproducibility, of the SPR can be achieved by having multiple steps in rhodopsin desensitization; averaging across kinetic steps reduces variability in rhodopsin's cumulative activity, and hence, in the SPR (Rieke and Baylor, 1998).
Whereas most approaches attempt to control those parameters, this paper introduces a novel video analysis paradigm, 'vide-omics', inspired by the principles of genomics where variability is the expected norm.
High levels of variability can make it difficult to enact high reliability organizing principles.
The prominence of engineering principles in synthetic biology [ 299- 301] highlights the importance of understanding all sources of variability in the system.
Investigations performed in inbred animals reduce this source of variability and thereby serve as a "best case" scenario or "proof of principle".
