Sentence examples for variability addresses from inspiring English sources

The study of the developmental basis for phenotypic variability addresses a higher level of abstraction in that it deals with the tendency of developmental systems to change, amplify, or reduce the expression of genetic variation at the phenotypic level.

However, because virtual population variability addresses not only inter-patient variability, but also alternate mechanistic hypotheses and parameter uncertainty, the virtual population variability does not correspond directly to clinical variability.

Confronting uncertainty and variability - Addressing uncertainty is among the greatest of LCA challenges, not only for biofuels, but for other LCA efforts as well.

Dunn et al., however, failed to account for the differences in within-site variability addressed by our ZRes measure [6].

We modified this method assessing its performance with a clinically relevant body fluid, quantitatively analyzed experimental repeatability including well-to-well and plate-to-plate variability, addressed questions of centrifugal speed and protein load capacity (loading range of 10 70 μg total protein) and applied the method to urinary pellets, a valuable sample source for UTI diagnostics.

Kirk (1995) noted that randomization within classrooms reduces variability and addresses issues of statistical power.

Keeping this additional variability also addresses the need to strike a balance between the information contained in the prevalence data and that in the literature estimates used for the parameter distributions.

Spatial variability is addressed by mapping sub-pixel components of land cover as a combination of endmembers.

Spectral variability is addressed by allowing the number and type of endmembers to vary from pixel to pixel.

Data quality control for inter-observer variability was addressed by re-reading 10% of all the slides, picked out at random.

Whether the summer prokaryotic assemblages persisted into winter and whether there was a spatial variability was addressed by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) and 16S rRNA sequence analysis of excised bands for both Bacteria and Archaea.