Sentence examples for resulting in variation from inspiring English sources
The clay was dominated by kaolinite and illite and a variable proportion of vermiculite, resulting in variation of CEC values, being high with vermiculite.
The results clearly evidenced that the components present different distillation rates, thus resulting in variation of the EO composition during the process.
Such covariation is consistent with a model in which fluxes related to alteration of seafloor basalts and continental river runoff vary with time, resulting in variation in seawater composition.
It is underscored that during cyclic deformation, the stress can be continuously redistributed because of inhomogeneous mechanical properties and crack formation in constituent meshes, thereby resulting in variation of cyclic ratcheting rate for the graded cellular structures.
In five of the six complementarity-determining regions, diversity-carrying residues were selected rationally on the basis of a model structure of FITC8 and on known antibody structure function relationships, resulting in variation of 11 centrally located, cavity-lining residues.
Most of the Conventional FET based photosensors that are available utilizes threshold voltage as the parameter for sensitivity comparison but in this proposed sensor, under illumination change in the conductance resulting in variation of the subthreshold current is considered to be the sensitivity parameter.
As the reactants are used up, the rates of deposition change, resulting in variations in the thickness of the coating.
In addition, solutions may have different rules, policies, and functionality resulting in variations and ambiguity in the end-user experience". Security is also of a concern when several companies are involved in the solution.
These lipophilic side chains predominantly differentiate the three echinocandins, resulting in variations in solubility, microbiological potency, and pharmacokinetic disposition [ 3- 5].
5 9 14 For sequential and contingent testing, there is no consensus on cut-off levels, resulting in variations in performance measured.
It has little stability and is thus easily deformed, resulting in variations in shape and size between cells.
