Sentence examples for vast variation of from inspiring English sources

The predicted resonant frequency is compared with published results based on both analytical and experimental investigation, which shows a good engineering accuracy (deviation of ±12%) with a vast variation of parameters.

In Central Europe, social wasps have a long breading season from the spring till the autumn, where they have to cope with a vast variation of thermal conditions challenging their thermoregulatory capability.

Therefore, it is unclear whether it is robust enough to represent the vast variation of illness characteristics and settings that characterize the patients' lives particularly as information on these patients is lacking and it remains unclear to what extent the 20 interviews represent the various views of schizophrenic persons on QoL mentioned above.

Due to vast variations of extrinsic and intrinsic imaging conditions, face recognition remained to be a challenging computer vision problem even today.

"Although there have been some improvements in access to the more sophisticated diagnosis and treatment techniques, the audit reveals a worryingly vast variation in availability of these options and that around half of men with prostate cancer do not receive all the support services they should," Sharp told the Times.

Morphological, physiological, and behavioral studies from many species provide detailed descriptions of the vast variation in retinal design and function.

These breeding goals would be easier to address if the vast genetic variation of progenitor populations would be accessible to breeders in a form they could use in their breeding programs (e.g., see [ 12] and references within).

Following the recognition of candidate PPI pairs based on three abstract forms and seven rules discussed above, the extraction of true PPIs from literature is a complicated and most challenging task because of the vast variations in grammatical structure of biomedical literature.

While there exists vast information on transcriptional variation of cell lines, gene expression profiles of cell lines are known to have significantly diverged from those of normal tissues [ 46].

Indeed, a hierarchical AMOVA including regions found only 2.4% of the variation between regions, with the vast majority of variation found within S. bechsteini populations (72.9%) and among bat colonies within regions (22.5%; Table  4).

"The vast majority of variation in the contagious yawning response was just not explained".