Sentence examples for variation in established from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these studies suggest that there is interpersonal variation in incidence and mortality that is not completely explained by the variation in established risk factors.

Additionally, variations between cancer networks may be driven by disparity in financial resources available for chemotherapeutic services or it may be due to variation in established or informal patterns of clinical practice in hospitals and cancer networks.

Sutka et al. ([2011]) described a substantial (2-fold) genetic variation in Lpr, establishing that Arabidopsis root hydraulic properties are far from uniform between natural accessions.

Given the Variation's role in establishing his name, and the centrality of the 1955 recording to his musical career, a reporter asked at the time, why did Gould see the need to reapproach it?

However, there are some variations in the established laboratory methods and protocols in the assessment of the bactericidal activity [53].

The correlation with haematological toxicity is significant but not patient-specific due to large variations in the established correlation.

Moreover, whether variations in the established protocol, starting the administration of IAs earlier and/or during a different number of days, may result in better clinical outcomes are unclear.

The coefficient of variation was established in 10 replicates on two separate occasions at each concentration.

As per the suggestion by the reviewers, we have introduced a new section where we utilize the Turelli and Barton, 2004 equations to show that our empirical values for fitness on the GSL genotypes in our population fit within the range of parameters established as necessary for fluctuating selection to stabilize genetic variation as established in this paper (Turelli, 2004).

But the bird in the video is an adult male "whiteface", a colour variation that originally popped up in Holland in 1969, and became the seventh colour variation that was established in captive cockatiels.

Our approach relies on Karamata regular variation theory established by Karamata in 1930, which is a basic tool in the theory of stochastic processes (see [39 43] and the references therein).