Sentence examples for quantitative variability from inspiring English sources

Bacterial growth was not assessed quantitatively, since there was quantitative variability in the recovered specimen.

The ability to select suitable tolerances for the assembly of components should be developed along with an understanding of geometric tolerancing and the capacity to determine the quantitative variability of the process or assembly.

It is known that the bud exudates even of the same species have demonstrated quantitative variability in a wide range.

Quantitative variability of cyanogenesis in a natural population of wild lima bean in Mexico was significantly correlated with missing leaf area.

Among lima bean plants in the field, herbivore damage measured as missing leaf area (of defined leaf stages) showed high quantitative variability (0 741 mm2 corresponding to 0 33% leaf area removed; Fig. 2).

Alternatively, the results of this field study suggest that the observed quantitative variability of cyanogenic plant features is under genetic control as has been observed for many other cyanogenic plant species [e.g. 30], [36] [38].

Plasma glutamate levels fluctuated during surgery with considerable degrees of temporal and quantitative interpatient variability.

These have been compared for four criteria, relevant for data integration in the context of GRN quantitative modelling: variability between replicates, wavelet coefficient analysis, simple gene-gene correlations and GRN differential equation model translation between datasets.

To determine the effect of Hsp90 on quantitative trait variability we deconstructed genetic, stochastic and environmental components of variation in Drosophila wing and bristle traits of genetically matched flies, differing only by Hsp90 loss-of-function or wild-type alleles.

The importance of rare variants to quantitative trait variability and susceptibility to disease has now been demonstrated for a number of other important phenotypes; including high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) plasma triglycerides and body weight [45], [46], [47], [48].

In combination with high-resolution data on quantitative trait variability from the study population, they also provide a foundation for QTL-mapping studies.