Sentence examples for variability in the spectrum from inspiring English sources

There is considerable, both intra- and interfamilial, variability in the spectrum of phenotypic presentation.

A role for parasite genetic variability in the spectrum of Chagas disease is emerging but not yet evident, in part due to an incomplete understanding of the population structure of Trypanosoma cruzi.

Variability present in the spectrum of genomic alterations within the study group was examined by unsupervised classification of the genomic profiles through cluster analysis.

When evaluating colour-coded iodine maps, it is important to compare iodine concentrations in the ROI to those in adjacent structures, because windowing (as a diagnostic tool) causes variability in the colour spectrum.

These plots show that, as the strength of the clutter echoes increases, the variability in the received spectrum increases also.

It has been argued that in FM bats (Phyllostomidae) the emission radiation pattern introduces considerable spatial variability in the echo spectrum that may provide additional spatial localization cues in combination with the HRTF [24].

Second, it may be possible that there is a substantial variability in the microbiological spectrum of the causes of acute diarrhea across the studies.

Furthermore, the tremendous clinical variability in the phenotypic spectrum seen among families with the same molecular NF1 lesion posits the role of unlinked modifier loci in regulating the expressivity of disease characteristics (Easton et al., 1993; Sabbagh et al., 2009).

The results in Figure 2 indicate that variability in the reflectance spectra is mainly due to the intrinsic disorder in the structure of the butterfly wings.

The results suggest that variability in the reflectance spectra is correlated with different random arrangements in the spatial distribution of the scales that cover the wing membranes.

It was found that variability in the reflectance spectra of the white diffuser at different pixel positions reaches a maximum reflectance factor of 23% at approximately 502 nm, then decreases, and increases again at longer wavelengths to reach a value of 21% at 718 nm.