(See, however, "the variation project" of experimental philosophers discussed in §4.1).
The fourth Project, "the variation project," seeks to determine the extent of variation in intuitions between different groups, persons or persons-at-times or persons-in-contexts.
Some proponents of the variation project present us empirical evidence of disagreement between intuitions in order to motivate a version of the Argument from Intrasource Inconsistency (§3.3.2).
Proponents of the sources project and the variation project however, seek to determine which features of those considering the scenario or of framing or presenting the same question vary with the relevant intuitions.
Some critics of skepticism motivated by the variation project claim, contrary to what was suggested earlier (§2.4), that intuitions are not treated as evidence or reasons in philosophical inquiry (Deutsch 2010; Williamson 2007).
Those pursuing the sources project and the variation project also aim to determine which factors co-vary with answers cultural or ethnic group, socio-economic status, region of brain or cognitive processes implicated in answering the question, psychopathology, order of questions, framing of questions, etc.
To investigate whether the chromosomal regions containing these genes could contain fragile sites, we consulted the Database of Genomics Variants (http://projects.tcag.ca/variation) and the Copy Number Variation project at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (htpp://cnv.chop.edu).
The African Genome Variation Project has generated the most extensive African genetic diversity resource.
Another ongoing large-scale effort in collecting African genetic data is the African Genome Variation Project based at the Sanger Institute.
Indian Genome Variation project was funded by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research programme CMM0016 and SIP0006.
