Sentence examples for variation in problem from inspiring English sources

It shows that most of the variation in MIP responses reflects variation in problem status.

We present new results showing how outcomes can be strongly affected by variation in problem characteristics that are seldom compared across multiple studies.

There was some variation in problem recognition and helpfulness of treatment, most notably influenced by the length of resettlement in Australia of the respondents.

They found that 40% of the variation in knowledge (called "crystallised intelligence" by the researchers) and 51% of the variation in problem-solving skills ("fluid-type intelligence") between individuals could be accounted for by the differences in DNA.

Part of the difficulty is the huge variation in problems with which kids present.

Jacobson will study the interactive effects of biology and genetics as well as family, peer and neighborhood characteristics on adolescent problem behavior, particularly how those factors relate to variations in problem behavior among this age group.

It is one that Dobzhansky himself recognized and discussed, bearing on the nature, importance, and maintenance of genetic variation in species a problem I call "Dobzhansky's Dilemma".

The results suggested that 50% (CI's 29% to 67%) of the variation in externalising problem behaviour in twins of overweight mothers could be explained by common environment compared to 35% (CI's 10%to5353%) in twins of normal weight mothers.

This means that given variation in medical problems among inmates with mood/anxiety disorder, these inmates had 15 times the odds of using medical services while incarcerated compared to inmates without mood/anxiety disorder.

There is considerable individual variation in the problems experienced by patients with CHD and depression.

Alternatively, this question may tap into variation in alcohol problems that is not captured by our parental alcohol measure.