Sentence examples for variation to separate from inspiring English sources
In fact all available sequences for these species on BOLD fall into the same BIN cluster37 which indicates that there is insufficient variation to separate both species using COI barcodes.
In addition to copy number assessment, we designed an assay for the BRAF V600E point mutation using the same concept of amplicon length variation to separate droplet populations.
Thirdly, the approach cited by Ward et al. of Herman et al. [ 3] is unacceptable: it fails to identify environmental variation or to separate it from genotypic variation, and would make it easier to prove equivalence between genotypes in small datasets.
Since we assumed species richness to be influenced by abiotic conditions and spatial autocorrelation, we used variation partitioning to separate the effects of these variables from that of fragmentation.
In addition, because we collected samples across seven time points in each of the two arms of the study, we were able to study temporal variation and to separate a circadian rhythm gene signature from the individual specific and feeding response signatures.
With such a large dataset, including numerous families, the main challenge is not to estimate between-family variation, but rather to separate genetic effects from other effects that act on a family level.
Data for Figs. 3,4, and6were analyzed using repeated measures of variance withpost hoc comparisons to allow within-subject variation to be separated from between-subject variation.
The cytotoxicity data were analyzed using repeated measures of variance with post hoc comparisons and significance levels defined as p < 0.05 to determine statistical differences between the means and allow within-sample variation to be separated from between-sample variation.
This analysis allows within-sample variation to be separated from between-sample variation.
This allowed, within- and between-hospital variation to be separated, within the limits of the data, after adjusting for patient-level characteristics.
Radio-frequency amplifiers, which can be tuned, suffer from variation of selectivity (ability to separate adjacent stations) and gain (amplification) over the tuning range.
