Regarding TTSuV2, no significant variation was detected in viral loads within any of the groups.
In general, more genetic variation was detected in indica than japonica rice.
This variation was detected and converted to a frequency signal by a well-designed inductance-to-frequency switching circuit.
Spatial and temporal variation was detected both for the whole assemblage and for the most abundant species.
Moreover, a significant variation was detected on the riders' behavior when carrying a pillion related to their experience levels.
The effect of aging on strength variation was detected and analyzed through micro-hardness measurements and their relationships with yield strength.
Relatively little variation was detected in conditions experienced by each species, except for the contrasting soils of the alluvial flat at the base of the dunes.
The primary assay genotyped wild-type exons, a common exon 13 polymorphism, and an exon 16 mutation, whereas other RET sequence variation was detected.
At the position of 20 Mb on chromosome 4, q FETOX-4-2 which explained 9.9% of the phenotypic variation was detected.
The morphology of the inhibition layer of copper coated sample was found to be different compared to conventional galvanized steel although, no compositional variation was detected.
Allelic variation was detected in five of the nine loci.
