The phrase "providing variation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the addition of different types of things in a particular situation to provide variety and contrast. For example, "The menu included several dishes providing variation in taste and texture."
Third, there must be phenotypic or fitness consequences to individuals possessing particular alleles in particular environments, providing variation on which selection may act.
Diversity in incoming data provides a multifaceted source of information, and also challenges any system by providing variation in the timing and scale of reported incoming values.
However, four hospitals with 13 intensive care units participated, providing variation in the medical care provided to participants, and the number of exclusion criteria were limited (compared with randomised trials of lung protective ventilation) which aids in generalisability.
The data were collected from a sample of practices providing variation in the main factors that are likely to affect the patterns of disease presentation and management in Egypt.
The Phase I of the project aimed at providing a set of reference populations that would represent the entire genetic spectrum of India in terms of language, ethnicity and geography and Phase II in providing variation data on candidate genes and genome wide neutral markers on these reference set of populations.
The 12 initially available maps are compact and exciting, mostly providing variations on the horizontal three-lane system.
Even if not every mutation leads to a new evolutionary pathway, the flies are a vivid example of one way mutation can provide variation for natural selection to work on.
What I do think is that we will need something more than brute force when we face the top southern hemisphere sides: we can be a bit predictable but we do have the likes of James Hook and Gavin Henson to provide variation in midfield".
The new combinations of genes provide variation for evolution to work on, and in particular they let slow-growing things like plants and animals keep one step ahead of the microbes that prey on them.
3. the ability to provide variation and recommendations.
The stations provide variation in the predictor, or X variables.
