X-ray emission analysis indicated that this variation was due to competition between Fe CN 3−/4−6 and HPO2−4 (or H2PO−4) during the redox process.
Mr Mollick found that some 30% of differences in revenue between games could be attributed to the producer and the designer alone; and that the lion's share of this variation was due to the producer.
Experiments of quenching with potassium iodide suggested that the fluorescence variation was due to a shielding of the fluorescent group from the solvent by the binding of the antigen, and that therefore its mechanism is general.
The results suggested that an additional 9% of observed IQ test variation was due to gene environment interaction, with environment being more important in children with a genetic predisposition for low intelligence.
Although less than 1% of the variation was due to differences between waves and between days, the generalizability analyses revealed that between166% and 17% of the variance in the diurnal mean, slope and AUCg is due to person by wave interactions, indicating that individuals vary in their biological sensitivity to environmental influences.
This variation was due to the variations of panel, motor, installation, fittings and other costs.
This variation was due to surface irrigation, lower installation cost, higher discharge and more subsidy provided by the NGO Resource Development Foundationn) for Borguna pump.
AMOVA analysis has explained that 14%% of variation was due to difference between with the remaining 86 % variation may be attributed by difference within groups.
Based on a comparison with a simultaneous dataset obtained by the SABER instrument onboard the TIMED satellite, it is inferred that this rotational temperature variation was due to the modulation of vertical motions around the mesopause.
The variation was due to the presence of a 1471-nt inserrnA23SrnA23S (Figure 3), including 15-nt imperfect inverted repeats at both ends of the insertion and a 963-nt ORF.
We next asked if the exon model variation was due to a small number of genotypic changes (some with a large effect) or many changes (each with a small effect).
