Specifically in gene expression, progress has recently been made to move beyond a solely additive view of variation.
Evidently, profiling more strains would provide a larger view of variation, but we invested in biological replicates instead to control for biological and technical variability.
To gain an overall view of variation in the plastid genomes used in this study, the genomes were aligned using program MAUVE [ 32].
As noted above, the MS endorses Darwin's creative concept of selection (#1) with its "raw materials" view of variation, while rejecting the mutationist view (#3) with its emphasis on the distinctiveness of individual mutations.
Foremost among these is the fact that sequences from protein-coding genes provide a fine-grained view of variation at lower taxonomic levels and enable the resolution of individual strains within a bacterial species.
11 The knowledge framework for the science of improvement, which combines elements of psychology, the Shewhart view of variation, the concept of systems, and the theory of knowledge, informs a number of key principles for the design and analysis of improvement studies: Knowledge about improvement begins and ends in experimental data but does not end in the data in which it begins.
What is clear is that a deeper understanding of zebrafish natural history will benefit the health and well being of fish in the lab, as well as research productivity, when combined with a holistic view of variation in behavior, genetics, and the broader goals of lab research.
Our use of SNA provides a unique full-view of variation in communication in the ED and how all teammates are - or are not - communicating.
When considering faults from the point of view of parameter variations this is well in the range of large deviations.
Presented in this paper is an overview of environmental impacts in 31 typical Chinese cities in view of spatial variations based on emergy analysis.
