Sentence examples for unity and variability of from inspiring English sources

The importance of evolution as a unifying theory able to account for the unity and variability of all present and past living forms (Dobzhansky [1973]) is nowadays unanimously accepted among scientists, and it is considered central to scientific literacy, providing for the basics to understand a wide range of topics from biology to medicine, psychology and even climate change (Evans et al. [2010]).

On the other hand, there was the ignorance and variability of the President and the darkness of his movement.

Using five years of wind data, they then estimated the amount and variability of electricity that the system could generate.

The three direct effects sum to unity and an increase of the variance of anyone of these increases the variability of FI.

This confirms the overall genetic unity and distinctiveness of East Asia.

Most of the RRs for the new data shown in Table 1 are less than unity, and all of the confidence intervals include unity.

All of them had eigenvalues over unity and altogether accounted for almost 71% of the variability of the structure (Table  4).

A similar sense of flexibility and variability comes into play in the first volume of "The Jewish Political Tradition".

The conditions under which you grow the plant inherently has some variability; daylight affects it, and there's variability of the environment around the greenhouse.

Evaluations of patients will be used to determine outcome measures for change and variability.

However, the fact that the E3N cohort was not population based may reduce the variability of many characteristics and consequently bias our estimates towards unity.