Sentence examples for variation in the context from inspiring English sources

We place this variation in the context of adaptation and highlight the need for more empirical studies focused on the adaptive value of variation in recombination rate.

The time to runoff generation however, was shortened by 70%, which raised the alarm to caution against the risks of hydrological disasters induced by potential rainfall variation in the context of climatic change.

Given the variation of facts over time then (as opposed to contextualism's variation in the context of use) the extension of the univocal property expressed by the vague predicate will vary since what is or is not significant for an individual varies over time (as opposed to the variation appealed to by contextualists due to equivocal properties being expressed in varied contexts).

Then, when at middleware level a variation in the context is revealed by the master plugin, the actual scenario settings have to be processed to determine the best process composition managing such a variation (unless the variation does not require intervention).

Several students (22.6%) completed the frame with a correct explanation of the genetic origin of variation in the context of Avida-ED, but not of tobacco plants (Fig. 6), which we may interpret as an inability to transfer a principle across distinct cases of evolution.

As a result, non-specific assays do not directly test fitness effects of immunological variation in the context of parasite pressure.

Although this may seem anomalous, given the predicted decreases over time, this result is likely due to changes in survey coding and slight variations in the context of questions.

More importantly, interactive 3D visualization of these dynamic variations in the context of the building under inspection will provide an opportunity for practitioners to better understand the as-is heat transfer conditions.

The aim of this paper is to calibrate and evaluate a hydrological model on the Iberá basin in order to quantify the hydrologic impacts of potential regional temperature and precipitation variations in the context of climate change as a result of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.

Our data suggest that epigenetic variations in the context of early life environment variations and perhaps other environmental influences involve coordinate changes in gene-networks rather than dramatic changes in a single or few genes.

Based on this, it seems also reasonable to investigate omentin sequence variations in the context of chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) such as CD and Ulcerative Colitis (UC).