Sentence examples for variation in creating from inspiring English sources

For other species group in the Drosophila subgenus, surveys have been limited, but in several cases, D. albomicans (Ohsako and Fuyama 1995), D. robusta (Carson 1961), D. mercatorum (Carson 1967), D. parthenogenetica, and D. polymorpha (Stalker 1954) selection effectively used existing variation in creating parthenogenetic laboratory strains.

To avoid variations in creating the burns, one person created all burns.

Similarly, students' intuitive ideas about the role that origin of traits plays in creating variation within a population can influence their understanding of natural selection (Shtulman and Schulz 2008).

Regional dynamics must be involved in creating variations in trace gas abundances, which must control the cloud opacity and reflectivity variations.

Perhaps these recycled images are meant to bind these disparate stories together; perhaps they represent a kind of writing-class exercise in creating variations around a set of symbols.

Each variation in elevation creates new ecological zones for plant and animal life.

The variation in shading creates the illusion of two small hills, which seems to be touched by the afternoon sun.

Although the allocation of MTX was not randomized, the natural variation in CPP, creates a "pseudo-randomizing" process by which patients got assigned to different treatment groups.

The case was won by Tōgan, who gained the right to call himself the "fifth generation of Sesshū." One of his Sesshū-style paintings, "Chinese Landscapes," is an ink landscape closely resembling the original Sesshū scroll, but it lacks the bold lines of the Sesshū landscape and has, instead, more variations in tones, creating a greater sense of atmospheric depth.

The deeper it penetrates into the metal, the wider the line; variations in depth create the swellingtapering character of the engraved line.

These variations, in turn, create intraborehole flows in fully-screened (6.5 m) observation wells with frequently alternating upward and downward movement.