Nailing down genetic drivers is made even harder by uncertainty as to whether schizophrenia and bipolar - defined by a varying constellation of symptoms - are single or multiple diseases.
Adaptive bit allocation is achieved by varying the signal constellation size according to the measured SNR values in each subcarrier; this allocation uses a different modulation type per subcarrier but does not consider coding.
Outstanding among the Fontanas are two works from 1960 that consist of raw linen whose constellations of punctures, varying in diameter, have the prancing energy of Miró.
Neutropenia, anaemia that is often mildly macrocytic and thrombocytopenia of varying severity often complete the constellation of laboratory findings.
Despite varying etiologies, delirium has a characteristic constellation of symptoms, suggesting a common neural pathway.
We have claimed that initiatives are advanced by a heterogeneous group of actors, with varying aims, which take under consideration local power constellations, spatial conditions, and the existing set of technological options.
CRS is a congenital heterogeneous constellation of caudal anomalies that include varying degrees of agenesis of the spinal column, anorectal malformations, genitourinary anomalies and pulmonary hypoplasia.
It is thus a composite measurement attaching varying degrees of severity to different person-environment fit constellations [ 10].
Maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy can lead to a constellation of brain, face, cardiovascular, and skeletal defects of varying severity that collectively have been termed fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).
The constellation extends over the stage, its single bulbs dangling at varying lengths.
It lies in the constellation Hercules and is of about third magnitude, its brightness varying by about a magnitude every 128 days.
