Ribosome footprint counts per position were consistent between replicates and varied between instances of the same codon in this window.
The plan's costs of implementation in each region varied: for instance, implementing such a plan in the west coast resulted in an average cost of 19,000 USD per farming operation, whereas in the Northern plains the cost was just over 5,000 USD (United States Department of Agriculture, 2003).
Among the acute graft rejection, the severity of graft rejection might also be varied; for instance, 6 out of 8 patients died within 3 months after transplant in the study by Azzawi et al. [ 11].
The predictive validity of these scales for mortality varied: for instance, hazard ratios/odds ratios (95% confidence interval) for mortality risk for frail relative to non-frail people ranged from 1.21 (0.78; 1.87) to 6.03 (3.00; 12.08) for the Phenotype of Frailty and 1.57 (1.41; 1.74) to 10.53 (7.06; 15.70) for the Frailty Index.
Populations once isolated often come into contact, and when they do, the amount, duration, and results of hybridization will vary from instance to instance.
We should like briefly to describe these elements and indicate how they might influence a manager's action in a decision-making situation.2 The strength of each of them will, of course, vary from instance to instance, but managers who are sensitive to them can better assess the problems which face them and determine which mode of leadership behavior is most appropriate for them.
All mathematicians and machine learning engineers should consider bias to some degree, but that degree varies from instance to instance.
The heterogeneous rate constant was varied in all instances, reversible, quasi-reversible, and near-irreversible cases being considered.
The trajectories of drifters varied, in many instances the drift was almost aligned with the direction towards which the wind was blowing.
Further, although pairwise allometry among structures varied in some instances the relationship was nearly isometric (Table 2).
It varies, for instance, from discipline to discipline and department to department, even when controlling for all other factors.
