Sentence examples for variability of the size from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the variability of the size of the autosomes was linked to the variability of the GC content (R = 0.59) (figure 6b).

Red cell distribution width (RDW) is a widely used laboratory parameter for the quantification of the extent of erythrocyte anisocytosis, which is calculated by dividing SD of red blood cells (RBCs) volume by mean corpuscular volume (MCV) and multiplying by 100 to express the results as percentages, and reflects the variability of the size of the circulating erythrocytes.

The second component was also related to variability in bud size, whereas the third and fourth components corresponded to variability in the positioning of the dividing nucleus and variability of the size of the actin region in bud, respectively (Additional file 7: Table S6).

Resolving the variability of the size of the electrostatic correction was taken up in another paper by Bickmore et al. (19) On this occasion Bickmore and colleagues calculated the bond lengths of carbonate, silicate and phosphate ions in water using ab initio molecular dynamics with standard pseudopotentials correlated against the bond valence model.

This simulation produced the predicted δ15N dynamics that do not include the temporal variability of the size-trophic relationship; by contrast, the measured δ15N dynamics is a result encompassing the temporal variability.

Only 37.3%% of the variability of the wound size was explained by DBH.

The Lunar Dust EXperiment (LDEX) onboard LADEE, which will be launched in 2012, is designed to map the spatial and temporal variability of the dust size and density distributions in the lunar environment (Horányi et al., 2009).

Moreover, Wagner did not mention any temporal variability of the pupil size and finally concluded that spiders probably have a limited field of view.

Since the objective here was only to document the variability of the pupil size, we did not determine the precise moment of ecdysis, but instead checked for exuviae on a daily basis.

A certain range of variability of the basidiospore size was observed between collections of C. arcuatorum from different parts of North America and Europe [ 23].

In practice, each study was weighted by the inverse of a variance composed of two terms: the variance of the study and a constant computed from Q and representing the variability of the effect size across studies [ 21, 22].