Sentence examples for variability of the starting from inspiring English sources

The main features of the simulation, described in detail in the "Results and discussion" section, are present in the ensemble average and in each individual run, with the extent of the enhanced and depleted ({mathrm{TOC}}_{mathrm{TLE}}) regions varying slightly, in accordance with the variability of the starting conditions.

This process is further complicated by the high variability of the starting point and extent of the transformation process in different individuals [9].

We believe that these differences between the two parallels were caused by variability of the starting plant material rather than by irregularities of the method (see also Results).

This difference is linked to greater variability of the starting and the lowest frequencies and the frequency range in the highland Z. poliogaster.

To increase genetic variability of the starting population, researchers have also used UV- or EMS-mutagenized populations to initiate directed evolution strategies (see also paragraph on 'Mutagenesis' and Table 4).

Many models also incorporate variability in the starting point of accumulation (Brown & Heathcote, 2008; Ratcliff & Rouder, 1998).

The stem length (height) and diameter measurements were highly dependent on the natural variability of initial starting size rather than the treatment effects.

"The variability of the climate is starting to become an almost normal process, with long periods of drought and then floods," says Germán Quezada, a climate specialist at Centro Humboldt, a Managua-based NGO.

Due to variability per school in the starting date of the summer vacation, some children completed the second CATS-N/P at school and others completed the questionnaire at home.

Considerable inter-patient variability of TTLs was observed at the starting dose with a coefficient of variation (CV%) of 32.1%.

These results indicate that the number of covariates in the starting model does not have a strong effect on the total time of execution, although a large number of variables produce more variability: when the number of starting covariates is larger than 15, the time needed increases more than 50-fold.