Sentence examples for variations rather than a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gorrivan recommends a fabric with a small-scale pattern or subtle color variations, rather than a solid color.

Because κ cI variations have strong effects on robust behavior of the cascade, our results suggest that when uninduced, the basal production of EYFP is due to an incomplete repression of the promoter by CI, explaining the high effect of κ cI variations, rather than a constitutive leakage of the promoter, explaining the low effect of κ eyfp variations.

The aim here was to use ocean-colour signals as a tracer of spatial variations, rather than an estimate of absolute chlorophyll values (see also ref. 18).

The aim of this study was to use ocean colour signals as a tracer of spatial variations, rather than an estimate of absolute chlorophyll values (see Potential Bias section).

To the best of our knowledge, such an idea was first used to solve deterministic differential Riccati equations in (Reid 1946) (though in that paper, the author considered the second variation for a nonsingular nonparametric fixed endpoint problem in the calculus of variations rather than an optimal control problem).

Because we were interested in within-individual variations rather than an anatomic site effect, as many cores as possible were cut out from each slab to represent the entire section but their exact location in the transverse plane was not recorded.

Both the H and δD images in RB-QD04-0047-02 thacquiredafterred after ToF-SIMS analysis show statisticanalysistionshowather than any statistical heterogeneity (Figure 2a,d).

The chapter aims to present a constructive guide to key issues of phenotypic variation, rather than a comprehensive review of a vast field.

A full hierarchical perspective suggests a continuum of variation rather than a countable number of objects.

The temperature dependence of k t showed a nonlinear variation rather than a linear relationship, regardless of the SCM addition.

The admission that there may be some mental states (as Freud has shown) that are not within the sight of our "mental eye" as such, is a mere variation, rather than a major deviation, Ryle points out, from the basic framework of the Official Doctrine.