In addition, the respondent must rate to which extent the variation constitutes a problem and state during which months he/she feels worst.
The robustness with respect to 3 phase short-circuit and mechanical power variation constitutes the main positive features of the proposed approach.
When studying effects of ionizing radiation (IR) exposure in normal tissue, circadian variation constitutes an unknown variable if it is not controlled in the experimental design.
Flagellar sequence variation constitutes a marker with widespread potential uses for studies of population genetics and phylogeny of bacterial species.
Transcripts that significantly correlated with SA/V ratio after adjusting for patient gene expression variation constitute relevant biological candidates.
AMOVA (Analyses of Molecular Variance, based on all 17 locations) showed that, for zokors, the percentage of variation between populations constituted 97.10%, while the within population variation constituted only 2.90%.
Together, generation time, gene flow and a lack of genetic variation constitute a triumvirate of outstanding reasons why climate-change scientists have felt safe in ignoring evolution even as they make sweeping claims about the impending consequences of changing climate on biodiversity [ 8].
However, in the context of assigning anonymous sequences to their originating genomes, these variations constitute confounding factors that may contribute to misattribution of certain genomic fragments.
In theory they are regarded as derivations of ideal patterns, but in practice each of the approximately 30 variations constitutes a separate metrical pattern.
However, load variations constitute a large portion of the operating life of a treatment facility and most of the observed problems in complying with permit requirements occur during these load transients.
These variations constitute a major obstacle to delimitating the extent of roadside contamination due to PAHs, in addition to raising questions over the applicability of ratios routinely used to designate sources.
