Sentence examples for variations reported by from inspiring English sources

This design allows to provide QoS guarantees among DiffServ flows taking into account the link bandwidth variations reported by the physical layer.

As it is designed QoSatAr should enforce the priority levels taking into account the link capacity variations reported by the physical layer using the proposed cross-layer optimization.

Five of the 17 DNA variations reported by dbSNP are considered validated SNPs.

These results were similar to variations reported by Erdi et al. [ 23].

Notably, the vast majority of variations reported by the 1000 Genomes project are within high GMS regions and nearly none is reported in low GMS regions.

Our findings demonstrate an important intra-individual variability in both the urinary flow rate (CV of 36.1 to 101%; max/min ratio of up to 18 fold) and creatinine excretion rate (CV of 6.0 to 48.4%; max/min ratio of up to 6.6. fold) during the course of a day in adults, the latter being larger than the day-to-day variations reported by Garde et al. [ 48].

The intra- and interassay coefficients of variation reported by the manufacturer ranged between 2.3 and 9.4%.

The general ROP incidence of 23.8% and severe ROP requiring laser treatment of 5.1% found in our study agrees within the variation reported by other institution-based studies.

In a variation reported by Policardi et al. (1996) and later by Bridge, Harrold, Holmes, Stokes, and Kennard (2012), participants are read aloud 20 letters in random order, asked to imagine the presented letter in uppercase, and then to indicate whether the letter contains curves or not.

In one-way and probabilistic sensitivity analyses, IPD incidence, IPD disability, IPD mortality, vaccine serotype coverage and percentage immunocompromised were varied across triangular distributions, based on maximum variation reported by the CDC's ABCs network between 2003 and 2010 (Table  1).

There have been some variations reported in these characteristics by age of onset, but overall cases presenting in adolescence or adulthood are usually regarded as having 'adult-pattern' BD with distinct episodes (Carlson 2011; Merikangas et al. 2011; Douglas and Scott 2014).