Sentence examples for sufficiently variable from inspiring English sources

These criteria identified N = 95 genes with sufficient, and sufficiently variable, gene expression for further analysis.

Pollutants with IQR/median ratios ≤0.30 were excluded, as they were not sufficiently variable to allow effect estimation with sufficient power [ 24].

Respective comparative analyses revealed that both loci were sufficiently variable to allow unambiguous genetic discrimination between different trichomonad species.

From this, it is shown that regulation is superior to liability if harm is not too variable within the population and if the probability of suit is sufficiently variable within the population, and conversely.

Worse, alerts are sufficiently variable that the analyst often has to repeatedly perform this cleanup work for every alert.

Thus, their eruption rates are sufficiently variable to preclude simple extrapolation from their eruptive histories.

Here, bacterial populations, if sufficiently genetically variable, will evolve resistance to phage attack.

The crucial assumption for OLS to identify the effect of YSM is that the covariates sufficiently proxy variables influencing both YSM and the outcome, such that, for instance, εf=0 over the entire distribution of YSM.

Of course, sufficiently broad variables needed to represent the variance of most constructs do not pre-exist (Epstein, 1984).

A further relevant point of discussion is that most guidelines do not sufficiently address which variable to use as the lower reporting limit of a particular assay – functional sensitivity or LOQ – although previously the functional sensitivity appears to have been the accepted norm.

Correlations of the natural assemblages with either latitudinal gradients or environmental variables were equally strong suggesting that neither neutral models nor models based solely on environmental variables sufficiently explain spatial variation of these assemblages at a global scale.