Sentence examples for whether this variability from inspiring English sources
Similarly, comparing XopE3 homologs from different strains at the amino acid level and their corresponding reactions on different hosts might give clues regarding the variable C-terminal domains of XopE3 family members and might determine whether this variability is responsible for targeting different proteins in different host species.
At present, it is not clear whether this variability introduces clinically significant errors within the measurement.
Here, we examined whether this variability might be differentially associated with nucleus accumbens (NAc) glutamate processes.
It is not clear whether this variability represents measurement error arising from the assays and sampling procedures, or true inter-individual differences in the effects between women.
During the 1970s and early 1980s Goodman and his colleagues emphasized the variability of the cytochrome c substitution rate and tried to determine whether this variability could be correlated with specific stages in primate evolution.
In this study, we investigated whether this variability could be influenced by age or sex hormones in humans.
We are also in no position to know whether reducing this variability will lead to a reduction in excess risk if it exists in the first place.
For Sjaastad and Manzur (2003), several reasons account for this variability: whether capital inflows are FDI, in which case they do not affect the REER since they are used to pay capital imports; whether they are used for investment or consumption; and whether the central bank can effectively sterilize their effect through financial markets mechanisms.
The question of whether this behavioral variability merely reflects residual deviations due to extrinsic random noise in such otherwise deterministic systems or an intrinsic, adaptive indeterminacy trait is central for the basic understanding of brain function.
A relevant question that can be raised at this point is whether this stochastic variability is transmitted to the phenotypic level of growth.
Consequently, the question arises whether this apparent variability in human fecundability reflects true differences in population fecundability or rather is related to methodological issues.
