Sentence examples for variability of gap from inspiring English sources

Seam tracking enables the welding torch to follow automatically the weld seam groove and adjust the robotic manipulator accordingly; to counter the effects of variation in the seam caused by distortion, uneven heat transfer, variability of gap size, staggered edges, etc. (Xu et al. 2012).

Determining the variability of gap gene expression during early cell cycles (cycles 10 13) would be highly informative in addressing whether gap gene expression is initially variable in response to the Bcd gradient.

Live imaging experiments that simultaneously monitor Bcd and gap gene products in embryos exposed to the temperature step would answer three important questions: when gap domains are established, if gap domains are refined through later cross-repression or come up in the proper position despite and abnormal Bcd profile, and if the variability of gap domains is increased in these embryos.

To control for variability of gap startle ratios tested with the same frequency, ratios that showed an increase of more than 0.5 from the preceding value were excluded; the following values were also excluded.

It has been found that the variability of gaps, fillets and small geometries, due to manufacturing process and in service operation, can be higher than expected.

Treefall gaps play important roles in both forest dynamics and species diversity, but variability across the full range of gap sizes has not been reported at a regional scale due to the lack of a consistent methodology for their detection.

Ecosystem-based management, now a dominant forestry paradigm, implies reducing the gap between variability of natural and managed forests (i.e. ecological distance) to reconcile ecological issues with production of socioeconomic services.

The inter- and intra-observer variability of CLE and CM for cell and gap counts appears to be excellent.

Such consistency in song structure was restricted to the MPF: we could not detect differences in the rendition-to-rendition variability of the syllable duration, the gap duration, the sound density, and in syllable shape consistency (the latter being assessed by spectral cross-correlation).

To advance understanding of spatial variability of tree regeneration in forest gaps, seedlings and saplings of yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis Britton) and eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis (L).

They can be used to address suboptimal clinical outcomes, reduce the variability of care, and close the gaps between evidence-based guidelines and routine care.