Sentence examples for variability in proportion from inspiring English sources

Among different scorpion venoms, there are great variability in proportion of different types of venom peptides and proteins.

There was some variability in proportion randomised between groups: COSS 363/520 (70%), SSG 82/1196969%), EOI 276/457 (60%) and COG 613/1164 (53%) (supplementary Table S2, available at Annals of Oncology online).

Our study combined urban and peri-urban health centres to increase diversity of the sample; distinctive socio-environmental risk factors between the 2 settings–urban and peri-urban may experi-urban mayability in proportion of antexplaindepression.

To better understand the role of composition, several recent multicity studies have examined whether variability in proportions of PM constituents across U.S. cities can explain the observed variations in relative risks (RRs) of PM and mortality or morbidity outcomes.

Among the wheat gluten proteins, the omega-5 gliadins have been identified as a major source of environmental variability, increasing in proportion in grain from plants that receive fertilizer or are subjected to high temperatures during grain development.

According to this hypothesis, the variability in the proportion of notifying farmers among veterinary practices would tend to decrease as the département proportion of notifying farmers increases.

In order to analyse whether the influence of veterinarians was correlated with the influence of institutional stakeholders, we calculated the correlation between the variability in the proportion of notifying farmers among veterinary practices in département j and the effect of this département j on the proportion of notifying farmers (" Département j ") using the Pearson correlation test.

There was considerable seasonal variability in the proportion of queen scallops that avoided dredge capture by swimming.

The high variability in the proportion of natural vegetation (Fig. 2a) indicates that deforestation processes were occurring at different rates within locations.

A review of selected characteristics indicated a wide range of variability in the proportion of cases for which paternity is established.

The distinction of taphonomic features among the 5 main groups of prey (squirrels, large rodents, small rodents, shrews and moles) revealed a better representation and completeness of remains from the smallest species, and a variability in the proportion of digested teeth among different groups of prey.