According to the two-level formula, the variation of Δμ qualitatively explained the change of βtot.
The results are presented as a set of categories, called the outcome space of the study, which describe the variation in terms of qualitatively distinct categories that are related to the phenomenon rather than categorizing the individuals who voiced them.
The day-to-day variations of H qualitatively agree with daily mean temperature variations around 90 km from meteor radar measurements.
As predicted, the variation of capacitance should qualitatively agree with Feng et al.'s results, due to the sufficient distance between the adjacent nanotubes.
It can be seen from the figure that the seasonal variation of GSI remains qualitatively same, but its maximum value at June decreases from 18.54 for unexposed fishes to 14.6 for exposure to nanoparticle concentration of 100 μg/L, 9.17 for concentration of 250 μg/L and 6.22 for concentration of 500 μg/L (Fig. 6, inset).
It involves the capacity of a particular genotype to generate phenotypic variation, often in the guise of qualitatively distinct phenotypes, in response to differential environmental cues (Pigliucci 2001; DeWitt and Scheiner 2004; Kaplan 2008; Gilbert and Epel 2009).
In addition to the EDX profiles of the present elements, also the relative variation of GGI and CGI is qualitatively shown in the graph.
Qualitatively, the variation of the specific magnetization Δσ can be described as follows: Δσ = - Δ ϕ Zn - Fe σ γ - Fe - σ Zn - Fe - Δ ϕ Zn σ γ - Fe - σ Zn - Δ ϕ Cl σ γ - Fe - σ Cl (6).
A case study helps to account for some of this variation qualitatively.
The results, which are reinforced using statistical analysis, show that the EEG recordings under EC and EO resting conditions are clearly distinct realizations of the same underlying model occurring due to parameter variations with qualitatively different nonlinear dynamic characteristics.
EDX is used to qualitatively determine the variation of relative ratio of each element.
