Sentence examples for unlikely variation from inspiring English sources

It's an unlikely variation on the line from Tennyson's Ulysses that Dorrigo (and Dunlop before him) dwells on: "I am become a name".

An unlikely variation on the sandwich is thriving in the Vietnamese capital: the banh mi doner kebab, which incorporates elements of a doner kebab, the Turkish staple, tucking shaved pork, pickled vegetables and chili sauce inside a warm baguette.

However, these points will not always correspond to saccades, because unlikely variations in the velocity of the POR may also be due to blinks and other anomalies that prevent accurate detection of the POR.

It is unlikely that variation in environmental factors (specifically, variation in the conditions of tissue culture) can explain this unexpected result, since all the regenerants were prepared from a single experimental batch.

It seems unlikely that variation in larval density would inflate our estimate of the additive variance.

As divergence and polymorphism are not correlated, it is unlikely that variation in selection is the sole driving force in defining the observed mosaic of polymorphism.

It is thus very unlikely that variation in CASP8 defined by −652 6N ins/del or D302H influences the risk of CRC in European populations.

It is unlikely that variation in case mix could explain the large differences between practices, though prescribing indicators can occur for valid clinical reasons.

However, on the basis of our findings it seems unlikely that variation in TGFBR1 defined by the TGFBR1*6A and the Int7G24A makes a significant contribution to familial CRC risk.

It is also unlikely that variation in other potential risk factors for lung cancer (e.g., family history or history of obstructive lung disease) would vary systematically by job title and contribute to confounding.

It is possible that they weigh and integrate factors differently in different European settings, but it is unlikely that variation in management can be satisfactorily explained by these subtle differences and clinical method alone and there is a need to consider non-clinical factors to understand variation across European networks.