Sentence examples for variations at several from inspiring English sources
We observed statistically significant variations at several altitudes during the storm recovery phase and after it, both in neutral wind speed and temperature.
These communities vary at several spatial and temporal scales giving rise to scale-dependent patterns of distribution, being of particular importance because results from the application of ecological indices, and the subsequent classification of communities, could reflect these variations at several scales.
We compared observed and modeled daily variations at several coastal and island observatories and concluded that at some locations the tidal signals could in fact explain the majority of the observed daily variations.
DArT can detect and genotype DNA variations at several hundred genomic loci in parallel without relying on sequence information.
Two cases that appeared by targeted testing to show 'simple' methylation changes (one TND and one BWS) were shown by 450 k array to have MLMD with subtle variations at several imprinted loci, which may be relevant to the clinical presentation of these individuals.
Most studies illustrate that FMDV is a highly variable single-stranded RNA virus 13, 14, 18 that is genetically very diverse, but its variability can be lower than expected and vaccine escape mutants can arise through only limited sequence variations at several antigenic sites.
We are studying the population genetics of expressed and non-expressed genetic variation at several genes of known neurologic relevance, such as the dopamine receptors D2 and D4 and the enzyme COMT, Catechol-O-methyl transferase.
Because of longstanding interest in neuropsychiatric disorders that fail to show a Mendelian pattern but do "run in families," our genome diversity studies include sequence variation at several genes with important neurologic functions, candidate genes for various neuropsychiatric disorders, and genes demonstrated to be associated with alcoholism.
Focusing the analyses on different taxonomic units afforded the opportunity to examine processes that have shaped genetic variation at several evolutionary time scales.
It has been suggested that selection on such traits, termed polygenic selection, usually acts on standing variation at several loci at the same time.
We found that genetic variation at several of the outlier loci was better correlated with temperature and/or salinity conditions at spawning grounds at spawning time than with geographic distance per se.
