Sentence examples for virtue of variation from inspiring English sources

One theory is that regulatory networks like the DREB/CBF regulon may contribute to phenotypic gradient by virtue of variation in size and compositional complexity of downstream genes that are controlled by the master regulator.

Thus, as the stationarity dimension changes (by virtue of the variation in the degree of the correlation among channel realizations at different time instants), the diversity order varies too.

Finally, each glycan-binding protein will have a unique sensitivity to presentation effects by virtue of the variations in protein shape and binding site topology.

It has long been recognised that the biological world has a part-whole hierarchical structure and that entities at several levels in that hierarchy could, in principle, be evolutionary units in virtue of potentially having heritable variation in fitness (Lewontin 1970).

We establish a maximum principle and a verification theorem for the Nash equilibrium point by virtue of the duality and convex variation approach.

We established a necessary condition (maximum principle) and a sufficient condition (verification theorem) by virtue of the duality and convex variation approach.

It shows a high potential of genetic variation by virtue of the occupation of a wide range of mobile genetic elements.

In addition, if mating preferences are highly polygenic, then they could harbor a large amount of genetic variation by virtue of being a large mutational target.

Akin to the vaginal microbiome trait projections, we again observed significant variation by virtue of host haplogroup (Chi-square test with Monte Carlo test of 2000 replicates, p value 0.002).

A virtue of this LP-based approach is that the use of the Huber loss function reduces the impact of variation in the training data on the weight vector that is estimated by regression analysis.

In the latter case, variation remains 'hidden' by virtue of the threshold nature of the trait.