Sentence examples for strikingly variable from inspiring English sources
We report strikingly variable immunodetection of two His-tagged recombinant human erythropoietins (Epo): wild type Epo (Epowt) and Epo containing an R103A mutation (EpoR103A).
Within LMNA mutant families, there are strikingly variable phenotypes and the mechanism by which an individual LMNA missense mutation causes disease may be mutation specific.
Within these fragments, edge effects are clearly the dominant drivers of ecological change [5], [55], but the diverse edge phenomena we evaluated were often strikingly variable in space and time.
Our analysis of the copy numbers reveals a strikingly variable distribution of Helena in the 12 species.
The rDNA cluster exhibited strikingly variable lengths between and within human individuals and showed high intrinsic recombinational instability during both meiosis and mitosis [ 9].
IL-8 gene expression levels are known to be strikingly variable, ranging from not detectable levels to over 100-fold activation depending on the inducing stimuli [ 29].
Organ sizes and shapes are strikingly reproducible, despite the variable growth and division of individual cells within them.
In Fulgoroidea, however, Müller [ 11, 12] observed that the relative positions of bacteriomes was strikingly more complex and variable than in Cicadomorpha; in Fulgoroidea hosts, each endosymbiont is segregated in its own bacteriome (none co-occur in the same bacteriome), and these bacteriomes are not necessarily adjacent.
For women, the associations between work economic sectors and anthropometric variables were strikingly different.
Of particular interest is that for immigrant generation education, a plausibly gender neutral variable, we find strikingly similar results for second-generation men and women.
For the immigrant generation's education, a plausibly gender neutral variable, we find strikingly similar results for second-generation men and women, including a larger impact of men from the father's source country than of women from the mother's source country, as well as evidence of a quality-quantity trade off.
