Sentence examples for variation appear from inspiring English sources

The first Parthian tetradrachms, weighing in principle around 16 g with some variation, appear after Mithridates I conquered Mesopotamia and were minted exclusively at Seleucia.

Thus, the sources of interlaboratory variation appear inherent in cytokine−platform or matrix−platform interactions.

As in budding yeasts, length and structure variation appear to be general characteristics of fungal mtRNase P RNAs.

Taken together, people with reduced cognitive efficiency, whether due to neurological disease, ageing or developmental variation, appear to require greater prefrontal recruitment to perform cognitive tasks (Hillary et al., 2006).

However, patterns of variation appear to depend on the extent to which the outcome examined is directly controlled by individual doctors or more reliant on the organisation of care by the practices or hospitals those doctors work in.

As with enhanced phenotypic variation systems in other pathogens, often referred to as contingency gene systems, the spontaneous phenotype switches that underpin antigenic variation appear to occur through inherent instability of a DNA sequence upstream of VSG.

Her Repeat upholstery fabric for Maharam has complex patterns stretching across three meters, or about 10 feet, so that a different variation appears on each chair.

They found that a much "wider variation" appeared; from 78% of under 30s in China saying that their life will have been better than their parents' generation to just 12% of under 30s echoing the same sentiment in Belgium.

This large-scale variation appears to have a period greater than 11 years (solar forcing).

No apparent strength variation appears for nanoclay-coated fiber subjected to alkaline attack.

Little is known about the diet and feeding morphology of protocetid cetaceans, but, there too, variation appears to be common.