Sentence examples for variability of the terms from inspiring English sources

One obstacle to the seamless combination of genetic trait and experimental data is the variability of the terms and concepts used to describe comparable objects across databases.

. To analyse the acceptance of the replacement of patent medicines by generic medicines at community pharmacies and to study the variability of the answers in terms of the characteristics of the user, prescription and community pharmacy.

It has to be mentioned here that the variability of the samples in terms of nanotubes diameter distribution (see Fig. 1) gave a certain variability also in the obtained zeta potential values, despite the high instrumental accuracy.

Therefore there is growing interest by the scientific community to understand the variability of the ionosphere in terms of its causes and consequences to be able to develop prediction models on the ionospheric weather.

However, the variability of the results in terms of absolute values between different laboratories and the diversity of methods in use have not yet permitted these techniques to be integrated into everyday clinical practice.

One of the major challenges that any text mining application faces is the variability of terms referring to the same concept; and then, consequently, the identification of entities in a nonambiguous manner (i.e., gene, protein, and disease).

However, their mere publication has not reduced the variability of practice in terms of the way acute bronchiolitis is managed.

This can be illustrated concretely by examining the variability of ontology terms across these sources.

This highlights the importance of characterizing the temporal and spatial variabilities of the source term in solute-transport models.

A control algorithm effecting variability of the device stiffness in terms of the position and velocity data evaluation is considered.

The results reveal that both models may capture some insights of the overall variability of the true sample, in terms of the location and amplitude of the oscillations of the functionals in direction Y.