Sentence examples for variation noted in from inspiring English sources

This variation noted in oxygen surface groups is further confirmed upon observing the XPS results of O 1 s.

LiDAR metrics also ranged widely with most variation noted in the 30th height percentile which ranged 51-fold from 0.6 to 30.7 m (Table 2).

There remains a lack of consensus on how best to identify and define MPs, with variation noted in the choice of cell-surface markers.

The implementation of these recommendations was not observed as being uniform across medical schools, with variation noted in the presence of global health curricula.

There was little variation noted in the prevalence of diarrhea and care-seeking behavior over the duration of the study in the HUAS-lite surveys, although the proportion reporting diarrhea in the previous 2 weeks was much lower than in the baseline survey (Supplemental Table 3).

Thus, the variation noted in the human ability to taste sweetness and the intensity with which it is perceived may be the result of differences in the taste receptor cells, in differences that occur along the pathway to the brain, or in the brain itself.

The wide variations noted in the reported levels of some of the salivary biomarker candidates among different research labs obviously creates difficulties in determining the reference level and the OSCC level for any given potential OSCC salivary biomarker.

Regional variations noted in the aggregate and by individual infection may help clarify modifiable risk factors driving these infections.

Significant variation is noted in variant databases, variant predictors, allele frequency, variant curation strategies, laboratory information systems (LIMS) and interface between the LIMS and EHR.

Variation was noted in the rate of LEA, but this variation was not as profound (less than twofold variation) as that reported in the U.S. by Wrobel et al. (10) or in our study.

The following representations are provided by Jackendoff (ibid.: 141) for three functional differentiations, with a note on the lexical bifurcation of the state vs. event variation (notes in are mine): (59) ᅟ a. X pleases Y.    [state AFF ([X], [Y])]  (→ Stimulus A)   b.