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Estimation of explained variation derived from the TwinsUK study: Goodrich et al. (2014) Cell, 159 789 799.
Overall, the value of stroke volume variation derived from FloTrac™ changed in tandem with the intraoperative volume status, indicating its utility as a marker of circulatory hemodynamics.
MLT magnetic local time Fig. 3 Horizontal component of magnetic field variation derived from Hall current in the simulation at 15 magnetic local time and 63° magnetic latitude.
Figure 2 shows the horizontal component of the magnetic field variation derived from the ionospheric Hall current at three different longitudes (three panels) at four different latitudes (four lines in each panel) in the simulation results for run10n and run10v.
Figure 3 shows the horizontal component of the magnetic field variation derived from the ionospheric Hall current in our simulation at 15 magnetic local time and 63° magnetic latitude.
We simulated degassing events in the ecosystem model ecosys run in three-dimensional mode to simulate a fertilized agricultural field with topographic variation derived from a digital terrain map.
(Some of the variation derives from historical evolution).
Most likely this variation derives from more recent hybridization events rather than ancestral polymorphisms.
A nearby substitution in GyrA (G81C) reduced activity differences between quinolone and dione, indicating that resistance due to this variation derives from perturbation of the magnesium water bridge.
Due to the absence of a direct genetic template, glycans are particularly versatile and apparently a large part of human variation derives from differences in protein glycosylation.
Variation in wing shape was analysed using the relative position of the landmark coordinates, after keeping mathematically constant the effect of nonshape variation deriving from position, orientation and scale (Bookstein, 1991).
