Sentence examples for variations we can from inspiring English sources

"Within the setup variations we can choose, we have the opportunity to find the right solution.

Given enough topologies and stream variations, we can then determine the statistical accuracy of the models.

Despite numerous controversies and anatomical variations, we can find in the literature several keystone works that allows us to understand that the soft tissues of the face are not only a superposition of layers but also a tridimensionnal structure with a fibrous system that links the different layers.

Although the seismicity of the Persian Plateau has not been deeply studied (to provide clear seismogenesis results) so as to provide sufficient information for clarifying the mechanisms for b-value variations, we can state that the different stress regimes are among the main reasons for the changes in seismicity parameters within different regions of this Plateau.

By correlating the sensed track image with a reference track image (either the same track for a prior reference time or a control track on the same picture accounting for all systematic time-dependent variations), we can retrieve resonance position.

"By being able to see the big picture, all the genes, all the genetic variation, we can readily pick out answers we can make discoveries that we could never make before," explains Eric Lander, one of the leaders of the human-genome project.In the past five years microarrays have become a staple in laboratories around the world.

Despite vast empirical variation, we can identify particular admission patterns for elective surgery.

Therefore, by monitoring the fluorescence intensity variation we can confirm the conformational change in CaM, which is an indication of CaM viability [22].

From the virtual change of the sum of the electromagnetic energy and the couple energy produced by the migratory variation we can get the electromagnetic force and in this case the virtual variation of the volume should be considered.

Given the complexity of clinical work and the substantial variation we can expect in an individual's desire to make his or her personal medical details available, it is unlikely a "one size fits all" approach to e-Consent will work.

Since we apply a distribution on the initial states of the protein activity for describing the cell-to-cell variation, we can use the variation over the distribution of initial states to describe the degree of noise that causes the cell-to-cell variation in the protein activities.