Sentence examples for representations of variations from inspiring English sources
The design was used to measure hypothesized respondents' beliefs as representations of variations in attitudes (see Rust and Golombok [1999]).
Figure 12a shows the graphical representations of variation in coupled power due to different distance of handset interaction for 0.9GHz frequency.
These include better integration of food-web and hydraulic models, taking physiologically-based approaches to food quality effects, and better representation of variations in space and time that may create ecosystem control points.
Study suggests that for a given kerogen type, numerical kinetic models derived from a limited number of laboratory tests may result in unacceptable errors because of under-representation of variation in activation energy related to organic facies change and source rock heterogeneity.
To allow for the greatest representation of variation in the cDNA library, RNA was collected from the eight-population hybrid line.
A composite representation of variation within the CO1 DNA barcode for each of the eight species revised here is presented in Figures 15 and 16.
The results based on the 1000 Genomes Project data (with much more complete representation of variation across the genome) clearly indicate that, as long as the effect is shared across populations, using samples from non-European populations can yield a gain in power for discovery.
An overview of the maternity unit patterns for each intervention completed the representation of variation.
The composite map is thus likely to be the most comprehensive representation of variation at all levels.
The model is unique in its individual-based representation of variation in key traits among adult females and in the resolution of larval dynamics within the host population.
This is a common method for analysing choice data in discrete choice experiments as it accounts for the panel-like structure of the repeated choice task and allows for a more general representation of variation in preferences between individuals [ 15, 25].
