Sentence examples for variations characterized by from inspiring English sources
Long-term variations of the surface pressure in the North Atlantic for the period 1874 1995 (Mean Sea Level Pressure archive, Climatic Research Unit, UK) were compared with indices of solar and geomagnetic activity and the galactic cosmic ray (GCR) variations characterized by the concentration of the cosmogenic isotope 10Be.
We also showed that the Nagoya muon detector is expected to be the most sensitive to CR spectrum variations characterized by the spectral index close to −0.5.
Prevalence of mixed species infections showed regional and seasonal variations characterized by a significantly higher prevalence during the dry season than in the rainy season in isolates from Chantaburi Province (χ 5.94, p = 0.015; odds ratio [OR] 2.59, 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.20 5.60).
Genetic variation, characterized by AFLPs, was low (mean gene diversity, He: 0.126) and generally increased with increasing population size.
A new weekly variation, characterized by significantly lower PM10 concentrations on Sundays, was identified and was related to the weekly schedule of house operational activities.
The pattern of inverse cyclical isotopic variation characterized by high summer season δ18O values coincident with low δ13C values suggests livestock were moved to moist, high elevation pastures supporting 13C-depleted graze during the summer months or supplied with 13C-enriched fodder during the winter months.
A useful heavy-tailed class is the class (mathscr{C}) of distribution functions with consistent variation (also called intermediate regular variation), characterized by the relations (overline{F}(x)>0) for all (xgeq0) and lim_{yuparrow1}limsup_{xrightarrowinfty}frac {overline{F} xy)}{overline{F}(x)}= lim_{ydownarrow1}liminf_{xrightarrowinfty }frac{overline{F} xy)}{overline{F}(x)}=1.
kLF and kARM showed a similar variation characterized by relatively large amplitudes in fluctuation and slightly high mean values above 30 cm depth, whereas the lower 40 cm interval represented low values than their averages with a suppressed fluctuation but a slight increasing trend with increasing depth (Fig. 6a, b).
Detailed analysis of the rbcL– psaI intergenic region, however, revealed a "hot-spot" of variation characterized by independent deletion events.
In consequence, when an entire set of kinetic profiles is simultaneously described by (7), the term m θ typifies the specific variation, characterized by the mechanism caused due to the effector variable.
Our previous survey in 2006 2007 showed that co-infections with different malaria parasite species displayed spatial variation, characterized by a high prevalence (≈23%–24%) along the Thailand Myanmar border that contrasts with a low prevalence of 3% and 5% in malaria-endemic areas bordering Cambodia and Malaysia, respectively (7 ).
