Sentence examples for variations of persons from inspiring English sources

In this study, the possible relation between the daily variations of cosmic ray intensity, measured by the Neutron Monitor at the Cosmic Ray Station of the University of Athens (http://cosray.phys.uoa.gr) and the average daily and hourly heart rate variations of persons, with no symptoms or hospital admission, monitored by Holter electrocardiogram, is considered.

Since the inception of the Eden Alternative more than three decades ago, variations of person-centered models of aged care have been developed and implemented in aged-care facilities around the world, but predominantly in the US.

For this reason, it is possible to model the variations of individual features that characterize a person.

Apart from that, they also found variations of the person-related correlations amongst different learning arrangements, which in turn points to interactions between learning environment and personality characteristics.

Try searching for different variations of the person's first and last name, first and middle name, and nicknames.

The long list of other professions illustrates the variation in background of persons who entered the then new practice.

In European and other Caucasian populations, genome-wide association studies have identified genetic variations in small numbers of persons with childhood-onset morbid obesity or adult morbid obesity.

Negative binomial regression was used to measure the significance of yearly variations in the number of persons presenting with AADs.

They rapidly discovered that they were "probably variations of the same person", according to Hodgson, with a shared passion for vintage 70s and 80s TV (not just the programmes but their incidental music and theme tunes).

The approaches like [3 7] depend on the variation of the person bounding box or its silhouette to detect a particular action after its occurrence.

It is also necessary to know if the detected effects are genuine (that is, caused by training or rehabilitation), or if they are caused by the instrumentation system's measurement errors or normal variation of a person's performance.