Sentence examples for support variations from inspiring English sources

Freezing degree days (FDD) are shown to support variations in the relative severity of ice pressures across different regions and ice seasons.

Product personalization results from advantages of OAPs to support variations of the product function.

Pratt was designed to score motifs with several components, a substantially different structure among them and small support variations.

Furthermore, the fact that only 29% (n=8 out of 23) of the TN-like tumours in our large sections set were EGFR-amplified (versus 92% of properly selected TNBC with 0% of ER-positive cells), does support variations in EGFR amplification rates according to the cut-off of ER positivity.

Residents of richer places support variation in outcomes because they think they will gain from it; voters in poorer ones are more sceptical because they stand to lose.

The findings do not strongly support variation in risk associated with specific histologic types.

There is some evidence to support variation in genetic susceptibility: Ahrens et al [ 22] reported that VLBW neonates with specific CD14 gene mutations had a greater rate of neonatal sepsis than those without.

In less rigidly ideological times, many Democrats supported variations of this basic approach.

In addition, it supports variations in individual as well as situational context.

Optional responses fell into three categories: (1) one quarter supported equal interpretation between the sexes, (2) half supported variations of removing headgear during international competition only and (3) one quarter supported headgear removal for adult boxers only.

Alignments for individual gene families supporting variations of the WAG model (with addition of rates across sites variation and empirically estimated base frequencies) were concatenated, and phylogeny was determined using RAxML (Stamatakis 2006) implementing the WAG + GAMMA + F evolutionary model (Reeves 1992; Yang 1993; Whelan and Goldman 2001).