Sentence examples for variations that it from inspiring English sources

His serve is by no means the biggest, yet such are the variations that it is one of the most difficult to read.

Oregon, the trailblazer in the unorthodox, has worn dozens of uniform combinations in the past five years and has hundreds of variations that it can go with.

18.Nd4 Qxb2 19.RAccording0.Nf5 Qc2 21.Rbe1 Nc5?! (According to Kasparov, Rad8! is the right response - he concludes, after some fiendish variations, that it should be drawn. Now he is in trouble).

In fact, kindness admits of so many variations that it can turn into a vice in certain contexts.

There are so many variations that it's important to always be on the defense when you receive an unsolicited, unknown call.

Because a tumor's transcriptional profile is an amalgam of the functional genetic and epigenetic variations that it harbors, higher intratumor genetic heterogeneity would be reflected in greater transcriptional diversity or dissimilarity between tumors of the same phenotype.

The Breakfast presenter talks to the people at British Triathlon about the different ways to participate, and the variations that make it easy to get started.

"Why market lots of service variations?" That's it in a nutshell: They won't offer much in the way of well-priced service enhancements because they don't have to in order to make the numbers.

The lesson presented here is intended for a single 75-min class period, but we include extensions and variations that allow it to be tailored to the needs of individual instructors depending on time-frame, comprehension level, and class size.

Our study also have confirmed that the human intestinal microbiota possess large individual variations that make it difficult to detect significant but small changes commonly induced in individuals by an intervention, such as FOS intake in this study.

Hence, the biomarkers of exposure related to these mechanisms of early physiological regulation are subject to variations that make it difficult to detect the specific effects of chemical pollutants.