Sentence examples for the whole variability from inspiring English sources

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To date, implants are commonly designed and validated by evaluating implant bone fitting on a limited set of cadaver bones, which not necessarily span the whole variability in the population.

Although in our framework we use standard logistic gradient functions that were previously used to link geography and genetic variation, it is worth mentioning that such functions do not capture the whole variability observed in empirical data.

Finally, comparing variances (i.e. sum of the eigenvalues) among the two analyses showed that genetic variability between populations explained 32.8% of the whole genetic variability (across individuals).

However, most of the previous studies were based on local samples and thus only considered a part of the whole haplotype variability.

We show that complete mtDNA sequencing and analysis of its whole variability can highlight correlations between mtDNA variability and a specific phenotype, such as longevity which escapes standard haplogroup analysis.

One notable consequence of a scaling distribution is the possibility of characterizing the whole range of variability through the specification of a single parameter.

For the scala tympani (ST), the scala vestibuli (SV) and the whole cochlea, the variability of the arc lengths and the radial and longitudinal components of the lateral, central and modiolar paths are studied.

The apron shows, on the whole, a large variability both across and along slope of morphologies and deposits related to mass-wasting and reworking processes, passing into areas covered by hemipelagic sedimentation.

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Considering shape elongation, we find that, as in the case of floe size, a single parameter fully characterizes the distribution in the whole available range of variability.