Sentence examples for variability in function from inspiring English sources
Finally, the robustness of the floating MT was assessed by testing the drug release variability in function of the stirring conditions during dissolution tests.
"If you take a [siRNA] sequence and you put it in and try to express it in a vector, you get a lot of variability in function," says Andy Crouse, senior product manager at TransOMIC in Huntsville, Alabama.
The computing of the surveyed data using the most recent equations is a useful tool in order to estimate the theoretic inundation limit and to reconstruct its variability in function of the boulders size and of the coastal topography.
Outcomes should reflect the dimensions of asthma; symptoms, use of rescue inhaler, ventilatory function, variability in function, and acute exacerbations.
Both the adaptive and innate arms of the human immune system are highly polymorphic with remarkable variability in function and expression of many key components of recognition or effector proteins mediating antiviral responses (Thomas et al., 2009; Everitt et al., 2012; Hambleton et al., 2013; Pothlichet and Quintana-Murci, 2013).
In their 2010 study Abisambra et al.[ 21] not only highlighted the potential therapeutic properties of HSP27 but also the variability in function between in vitro and in vivo models, and the importance of dynamic cycling between phosphorylated and unphosphorylated forms.
These findings indicate that psychological factors accounted for some of the variability in functioning that was originally contributed by these socio-demographic and medical variables.
In reviews of NSSI assessment tools [ 12, 13] there appears to be significant variability in functions that are measured between assessment tools.
The existence of variability in structure and processes probably equates to variability in functioning between the different RECs that might not offer a consistent protection mechanism for research participants across the country.
Among the variables assessing physical health status, generic measures of health needs, such as suffering from a chronic condition or having reported 'poor self-perceived health', did not contribute significantly to the understanding of the variability in functioning scales.
In this study, most subjects had multiple time points of pulmonary function data, which allowed us to reduce the effect of within-subject variability in pulmonary function over time.
