Sentence examples for variation in character from inspiring English sources

There's enough complexity for wide variation in character and emphasis.

The (putative) cultural variation in character traits regarded as virtues is no greater indeed markedly less than the cultural variation in rules of conduct, and different cultures have different ideas about what constitutes happiness or welfare.

A Darwinian population is conceived as, at minimum, "a collection of causally connected individual things in which there is variation in character, which leads to differences in reproductive output (differences in how much or how quickly individuals reproduce), and which is inherited to some extent".

Though genotypic coefficient of variation measures the amount of variation in character, it is not possible to access the amount of heritable variation based on this estimate.

It is the only printed guide of which we are aware that uses multiple images to illustrate interspecific variation in character states.

Our Bayesian consensus tree was well resolved and well supported, but we nonetheless accounted for phylogenetic uncertainty and branch length variation in character reconstruction by randomly selecting 100 trees from the stabilised part of the Markov Chain Monte Carlo analysis.

However, it is difficult to assert generalizations regarding the foliar anatomy of Asteraceae because there is so much variation in characters such as stomata distribution, trichome density and type, hypodermis development, presence of secretory structures and parenchymatic vascular bundles sheaths (Anderson and Creech 1975; Metcalfe and Chalk 1979; Freire et al. 2005).

Most include too few images to show taxonomic variation or variation in characters and character states.

Unfortunately, demonstration of RCD to date has mostly involved only the identification of patterns of variation in characters of interest between areas of sympatry and allopatry.

Closer to and within the heterochromatin borders, the structural variation changed in character, often consisting of one-sided inserts, with sizes of up to 315 kb.

Hence genes are likely to show continuous variation in quality as phylogenetic characters, rather than falling into two universal categories, bad and good, "subject to horizontal transfer" and "conserved core" [ 4, 19].