Sentence examples for variability of the core from inspiring English sources
We find strong variability of the core and HST-1, the knot lying 0.8″ from the core.
Therefore, we performed negative staining EM to characterize the structural variability of the core Mediator, and used the random conical tilt method to obtain 3D reconstructions.
A high variability of the bacterial core communities of the biofilms was found in this study.
Molecular and phenotypic variability of these core collections is defined.
Analysis of the mini core collection focused on the conservation of allele richness and genotype diversity compared to the core collection, but the conservation of trait variability of the whole and core collection in the mini core was also tested.
Associations of the coefficient of variance of the RT is of especial interest, first as variability is the core feature of the hypothesis of glial impairment in ADHD [ 5], and secondly as it has been proposed as an endophenotype for ADHD (introduction).
The hypervariability observed in NHLPs after the Gly-Gly motif is reminiscent of the variability in the core peptides of experimentally validated antimicrobial peptides, such as lichenicidin [ 42] and mersacidin [ 43].
Functional analysis of cellular response variability demonstrates that the observed cellular variability affects the core function of signaling networks.
Bozdayi et al [ 49] showed the existence of considerable variability between nucleotides 1751 1775 of the core promoter region in genotype D. Twenty seven (38%) of our HBeAg negative patients did not show any mutation by the assay we used.
Nucleotide variability in the core promoter region may be one of the factors linked to hepatitis B disease activity.
Therefore the primary aims of the study are to evaluate the intra- and inter-observer variability of the pathologic evaluation of core biopsies of the breast, potential determinants of a disagreement within and between pathologists, the validity (sensitivity, specificity) of the pathologic evaluation and the potential determinants of false-positive and false-negative findings.
