Sentence examples for variation in the efficiencies from inspiring English sources

By varying the thickness of the fluid layer, different radiation environments are presented to the plate, resulting in a variation in the efficiencies and shapes of the radiation modes of the plate.

Expression of peak areas as ratios to the area of the internal standard peak, observed on the same chromatogram, adjusts for run-to-run variation in the efficiencies of extraction, reaction with derivatizing agents, and detection.

But Ivry and Steven Keele, of the University of Oregon, suggest that in healthy people, too, there is probably a natural variation in the efficiency of these motor-control functions.

Significant individual variation in the "efficiency" of grip force was also observed.

Again, we see that across the wide variety of specifications, there is considerable variation in the efficiency rankings.

From 13 available CDs the aridity index and mean catchment elevation explained most of the variation in the efficiency of the GP models.

On the other hand, both SDS and HCl concentrations were important parameters causing significant variation in the efficiency of the resulting solid phase for the removal of dyes from solution.

Variation in the efficiency of neutrophil-mediated clearance of B. burgdorferi may underlie differences in the severity of Lyme arthritis observed in the patient population and suggests avenues for development of adjunctive therapy designed to augment host immunity.

To quantify variation in the efficiency of string-pulling, we devised a novel measure, the 'pull-step ratio'.

These genes could be candidates for "thrifty genes" that explain variation in the efficiency of energy expenditure among populations [43].

The marked differences in susceptibility to common infections predict that there is substantial variation in the efficiency of the antimicrobial defense within the population.