Sentence examples for variations are identified from inspiring English sources

The numerical difficulties associated with geometrical variations are identified and the parametrization is adapted accordingly.

From these profiles five geochemical groups including one low TiO2 (Low-Ti < 1.5 wt%) and four high TiO2 (High-Ti > 1.5 wt%) groups differentiated by Nb, Zr, Y and V variations are identified in conjunction with previous studies.

Two factors explaining more than 95% of the observed spatial variations are identified: (1) the anthropogenic impact of a waterworks in the study area and (2) natural groundwater recharge with different degrees of dampening at the respective sites of observation.

More than 60,000 new malicious software programs or variations are identified every day, "threatening our security, our economy and our citizens," Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said Thursday in a statement.

In this approach, usually, causative polymorphisms for diseases or phenotypic variations are identified after the identification of susceptible genomic regions by using SNP markers.

Then protein level variations are identified for both single nucleotide variations and short insertion and deletions.

A large number of genetic variations were identified, including SNPs, InDels, CNVs and SVs.

Statistically significant driving factors of impact pattern variations were identified.

These variations were identified because of the high-resolution provided by the monitoring network.

One of the most common of these variations was identified in April 2007 by a British team studying the genetics of Type 2 diabetes.

Using data sets from 17 cows, diurnal activity variations were identified for the ensemble and for the individual cows.