Sentence examples for tolerance of variation from inspiring English sources

Macrobrachium nipponense exhibits high tolerance of variation in water parameters, having the ability to change in three generations to full freshwater [109], and together with its popularity in the aquarium trade, renders it an effective invasive species [110], [111].

Despite our initial success using LctM as a general Ser/Thr kinase, the LctM system has several drawbacks, which include low solubility of the LctA leader peptide, limited tolerance of variations in the sequence context of the Ser/Thr to be phosphorylated, and difficult scalability of an in vitro process that requires purified protein and substrate.

Finally, simple linear relationships linking lateral pressure head tolerance, coefficient of variation of pressure heads (CV) and emission uniformity coefficient of Keller and Karmeli (EU) are presented.

Typically, Biomphalaria generally prefers stagnant or slow moving water with low wave action and shows a high degree of tolerance to variation in the temperature of its habitat [ 3].

This test was performed to detect the error tolerance of the variation, and the results were presented in Fig. 8.

The target of most immobilization practices is mainly to achieve fewer side reactions, high tolerance of structural variation of the substrates, high productivity and space time yield, and high durability of the biocatalyst (Cao et al. 2003).

This may be a property of more distant location from coding genes (i.e., enhancers, non-coding RNAs) but could also suggest less tolerance of functional variation in these features.

In particular, the recent part-based method has provided noticeable room for verification performance improvement based on the localized features which have good tolerance to variation of external conditions.

Naturally split DnaE intein from Nostoc punctiforme (Npu) has robust protein trans-splicing activity and high tolerance of sequence variations at the splicing junctions.

However, even when combined with a phase-shifting device, the low tolerance of focus variations for an aberration-corrected lens system may prevent its use for imaging large, tilted samples a problem could potentially be addressed by using "spot scan" imaging with dynamic focus adjustment (133).

Tests of field programmable analog arrays (FPAA) are required to assess tolerance to variations of components, due to aging, uncertainty, or external disturbances.