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Thus, the line heritability approach to partitioning genetic variation dramatically underestimated the effect of cytoplasmic genetic variation and cytoplasmic variation has larger effects than any individual nuclear locus even though there are a similar potential number of causative genes.

In the process they discovered that not only does natural genetic variation dramatically influence the propensity of proteins to aggregate, but that aggregation and toxicity are not strongly correlated.

It is clear that the proposed method reduces the magnitude variations dramatically and that the back-off margin can be much smaller.

This variation decreased dramatically when cell length was increased to 20 m and fell steadily as cell length increased up to 100 m.

This is because it is shown in [35] that when the network utilization exceeds 95% (with RTS/CTS enabled) or 90% (without RTS/CTS) the throughput drops quickly and the delay variation increase dramatically.

Because methodological variation can dramatically affect results and is common among quantitative syntheses addressing similar questions (e.g., [29], [30]), it is important to evaluate the robustness of meta-analytic conclusions that employ different criteria for selection of studies and different statistical approaches [31], [32].

This variation could dramatically change the transcriptional activity or splicing ability of HTRA2 (Fig.  2a, b).

Base variation can dramatically change TFBSs and thus affect gene regulation [ 28].

Estimation of genetic covariance matrices for multivariate problems comprising more than a few traits is inherently problematic, since sampling variation increases dramatically with the number of traits.

However, after excluding missing genotypes with MAF (Minor Allele Frequency) ≥ 0.01, high-quality (HQ) variations were dramatically decreased to 242, including 227 SNPs (93.8 % of the total HQ variations) and 15 indels (6.2%% of the total HQ variations) with a variation density of 1.8 per 1 kb (Table 1).

It turns out that, up to a neutron fluence comparable with those expected for 10 years long permanence in the space, no significant change was detected in superconductor characteristics such as zero-field resistance-temperature or magneto-resistance, whose variations could dramatically affect device figures of merit as responsivity or noise equivalent power.