Sentence examples for to systematically vary from inspiring English sources
To systematically vary the Ra without varying the mixture stoichiometry, reactor pressure, or vessel size, cool flames are studied experimentally in a closed, unstirred, static reactor subject to different gravitational accelerations (terrestrial, 1g; Martian, 0.38g; Lunar, 0.16g; and reduced gravity, ∼10−2g).
If, on the other hand, functioning of an item is found to systematically vary between groups, comparisons will introduce systematic bias that precludes meaningful cross-cultural comparison.
This was found with the original robots and also with CGI images built to systematically vary in human likeness.
A central composite experiment was designed to systematically vary air velocity, side weight and fat thickness.
The effect of these experimental variables on critical resolution and selectivity was carried out in such a way as to systematically vary all four factors simultaneously.
A team led by chemist Mercouri Kanatzidis of Michigan State University in East Lansing set out to systematically vary the 30-year-old recipe for the best thermoelectric material available.
We used extensive data simulations to (1) systematically vary dataset size, branch length, and tree complexity, and (2) compare estimated branch lengths to known branch lengths to identify the determinants of estimation accuracy in both Bayesian and maximum likelihood frameworks.
For example ambulation scores would be highly related to and systematically vary with six-minute walk test scores.
We also applied an experimental between-subjects design to standardize and systematically vary situational demand.
We used D-Tailor to design sequences that systematically vary the three properties of interest (or factors) defined above (Fig. 3).
Cell perturbation experiments are valuable tools for examining treadmilling network mechanisms [24], [25], but for conclusive tests of our quantitative predictions, studies will have to more precisely control and systematically vary reaction kinetics.
