Sentence examples for variations section of the from inspiring English sources

Different factors which can play a role in flap failure are studied, including anatomical variations, section of the pedicle, tension, vascular thrombosis, surgical technique, infection, and malnutrition.

As could already be suspected from the observations reported by Darwin in the 'Analogous Variations' section of The Origin, and later elegantly recounted by Stephen Jay Gould [ 25], crosses between various species of equidae, and more specifically between zebras and horses, reveal that the stripy phenotype is the dominant one.

The genetic variation section of the location tab shows a link to the resequencing alignments.

Although there are computational methods for sorting particles with structural variations (section 9), the success of the experiment depends critically on the quality of the biochemical preparation.

Here, Charles Askegard, new in the "Theme and Variations" section, needed only precision in the pirouettes of his big solo to round out his grand performance.

These wafer maps reveal that electron charging rate seems to be at a plateau except at the edge, while ion charging rates showed a higher variation in the middle section of the wafer.

To help physical therapists identify the best treatments for specific conditions and to minimize variations in practice, the orthopedic section of the American Physical Therapy Association is trying to put together clinical guidelines that assess and grade the evidence for treatments.

The operation of the turbine in bypass mode, which consists in maintaining flow through the penstock and the turbine nozzles, was therefore envisaged to reduce flow variations in the short-circuited section of the scheme, in which people may be found, particularly during the summer season (safety stake).

In the genetic variation section in the left hand menu of the transcript tab, the population comparison table and image can be found.

Currents of humor run through these: in the cello work, the live cellist and a recorded cello line gradually distort a Bach sarabande; in the Bach section of the "Baroque Variations," a bottle is smashed with a hammer, and Johann Sebastian Bach is spelled out in Morse code by a xylophone.

The variation in microhardness along the cross section of the heat affected zone was investigated, and the diffusion coefficient of titanium into stainless steel was estimated.