Sentence examples for variations study from inspiring English sources

Especially, by simultaneously leveraging of single-cell genomics and metagenomics, researchers can greatly improve the efficiency and accuracy of obtaining whole genome information from complex microbial communities, which not only allow us to identify microbes but also link function to species, identify subspecies variations, study host-virus interactions and etc.

The discrepant results of clinical follow-up studies are best explained by substantial methodological variations, study populations of insufficient size, and short periods of clinical follow up.

Merzenich et al. [ 17] suggested that some meta-analyses of sperm-count data showed a global downward trend, but this conclusion should be interpreted with caution because of the heterogeneities among the studies in terms of geographical and/or ethnic variations, study designs and/or different methodological standards.

Albers's geometric arrangements of photographs prefigured some of his lifelong artistic preoccupations as a painter: serial variations, studies of perception, the use of the "square" as a signature graphic device in his investigations of color.

(Or in the case of Busoni's "Gigue, Bolero and Variations: Studies After Mozart," all of the above).

It clearly appeared that there was a strong linkage disequilibrium between the intronic variations studied.

Sequencing was performed on randomly chosen PCR products from the various genotypes of the variations studied.

The minor haplotypes were each present in only one cell line and contained 1 4 of the intronic variations studied.

Scan time was 20 min for the subjects in the day-to-day variation study.

The qualitative trends observed in the parametric variation study match well with experimental data in literature.

Further, this study also shows that MODIS data can efficiently be used for snow cover area variation study.