Sentences with phrase «lesser variations in»

Although it provides lesser variations in swing motions, the swing speeds are still in your favor.

The probe's laser range - finder measured less variation in the height of the planet's surface than it did in the first flyby in January, which imaged a different part of the planet.

This means the population will develop less variation in its DNA.

A 2010 study by Richard Freeman and colleagues shows that countries that perform best on TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study) not only have a higher average score, but also have 1) less variation in performance and 2) smaller achievement gaps between different demographic groups.

We should caveat this finding by saying that the year 5 task was non-fiction, while the year 3 task was fiction, so it may be the case that there is less variation in non-fiction writing than in fiction.

While there is less variation in solar strength in the past decades, the activity still is high and the oceans may not be (yet) in equilibrium with the extra heat inflow...

Actually though, there is slightly less variation in the transients than you would expect from the equilibrium results.

The more stations you add to the average the less variation in the monthly averages the tighter the uncertainty range.

Integrated Family Therapy: the detailed case - work approach to assessment provided below should result in far less variation in implementation and fewer misinterpretations.

An alternative explanation may be that the Douglas study used a clinical sample from a mental health outpatient clinic where participants may be experiencing elevated stress due to their mental health difficulties rather than due to parenting per se, whereas Alexander et al. recruited from the community where there may be less variation in the data.

The «select» part means that there is less variation in the wood, which was important to us and worth the upgrade!

Not exact matches

When it introduced two vegetarian wraps last summer — Sante Fe and Mediterranean — the initial plan was to retire the less popular variation in favour of another option.

People that don't interact with any of the variations are considered as not interested in the subject and its OK they see less of what comes next: The follow - ups posts of your wave.

The company's founders and early - in investors get the liquidity and huge gains, and most of their wealth is less sensitive to these public market variations.

While there's a great deal of variation across individual market cycles, that's roughly the historical average for a 5.25 year market cycle: a 135 % gain, a 30 % loss, and a 65 % full - cycle return (about 10 % compounded annually, with the full - cycle return coming in at less than half of the bull market gain).

If undertaken over five years, the 1.5 percentage point hike for employers would be just 0.3 per cent per year, which is less than ordinary year - to - year variations in wages.

In order to be included on the List of Approved Cultivars, the variation must be recognized by a responsible authority as being distinct, uniform, stable, and contain less than 0.3 % THC.

And while Neil Patel's old landing page for Crazy Egg rang in at 1,209 words, his new variation is less than 250.

Once more, differences in historic definitions of the ministry are less due to exclusive insistence on some one interpretation of what constitutes a call than to variations in the emphasis placed on the various elements present in every call.

A more pictorial and naturalistic but no less conceptualized variation on this approach is the popular painting by William Holman Hunt, The Light of the World (1851 - 1853), in which Christ knocks at the allegorical door of the heart, waiting to enlighten it with his lamp of truth.

It suggests that the respects in which they differ, that is, whatever makes them «variations,» are relatively less important than the one thing they share (the «theme»)-- unless they so distort the theme as to make it unrecognizable, in which case the diversity is a decline and deformation.

3At present, for example, the well - entrenched neo-Darwinian hypothesis of «gradualism» (biological evolution occurs slowly, and more or less continuously as the constant interplay of random variations and natural selection over vast periods of time) is confronted with a somewhat more radical and neo-Lamarckian theory of «punctuated equilibrium» favored by Harvard biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Peter Williamson, collaborated by fossil discoveries of paleontologist and cultural anthropologist Richard Leakey in Africa.

Television's central role as an entertainer holds for both the more and the less educated, and probably for other segments of the population as well, despite variations in attitudes towards television, amount of viewing, and other factors among segments.

A variation that I do is use beets instead of zucchini, I strain pureed beets in a paper towel and use a little less apple sauce, makes a cake like red velvet:).

To make the yogurt variation, in a container that holds at least 8 ounces, place the milk, yogurt, and chia seeds or flaxmeal (note that this variation uses less chia / flax), and mix to combine well.

The approximate value (which may change based on natural variations in the plant - based ingredients): • Vega One Chocolate flavor contains less than 1/10 mg of caffeine from cocoa powder per serving.

If you use quick oats, there will be less texture variation in your final product.

Brought to work twice (with cranberries, yum), made for the family with some of the variations in the comments (less sugar, choc chips, added some wheat bran).

He believes that most teams use a close variation, and furthermore, that his own staffs analysis of all draft trades that have taken place, mostly fall in line with how the chart reads, more or less.

Nope, everything is simply a variation of normal and doctors are too stupid to know their a $ $ from a hole in the ground, much less to dispute a sanctimommy's notion of when she is in labor.

Mothers who breastfeed might also develop a feeding style that is less controlling.28 On the contrary, the duration and amount of bottle - feeding more likely depend on the caregivers» decisions, which are often based on visual observations of the remaining milk in the bottle with encouragement to finish the bottle.29, 30 In addition, the variations in the taste and nutrient content within each breastfeeding episode (much higher fat content toward the end) might also serve as a physiological signal for babies to stop sucklinin the bottle with encouragement to finish the bottle.29, 30 In addition, the variations in the taste and nutrient content within each breastfeeding episode (much higher fat content toward the end) might also serve as a physiological signal for babies to stop sucklinIn addition, the variations in the taste and nutrient content within each breastfeeding episode (much higher fat content toward the end) might also serve as a physiological signal for babies to stop sucklinin the taste and nutrient content within each breastfeeding episode (much higher fat content toward the end) might also serve as a physiological signal for babies to stop suckling.

Variations include more clothes, less clothes, with pacifier, with white noise, with other noise, with music, with TV sound, in sunlight, in total darkness, with clean diaper, with bottle, with fan, next to air conditioner, with window open, next to open freezer, next to warm thermos, with me reading a book, with me talking, and with (my bad) singing.

We conducted the planned subgroup analyses to investigate the effects of greater continuity in caseload models, variations in maternal risk status and of less medicalised environments provided by community settings.

Because there are more voters per MP in England than in Scotland or Wales, English votes count less (the same holds for variations between constituencies within each country).

But even among less social hibernators, there's variation in vulnerability.

There was wide variation between facilities in completion of the form, with 20 percent having low completion (less than 10 percent of their long - term care residents) and 40 percent having high completion (more than 80 percent of their long - term care residents)

To find other genes associated with these traits, researchers will need to scan the genomes of even more women and look for less common genetic variations, says Kári Stefánsson, CEO of deCODE Genetics in Reykjavik, Iceland.

In 2010 the cost per genome tumbled to less than $ 10,000, making it possible to study dna variations within a single family.

Sampling DNA from 54 Finns, Pääbos team found that Finns have much less genetic variation than other Europeans do in three small regions of the Y chromosome, which is found only in males.

«If we are seeing this amount of variation in Texas, imagine what we would see in a state where the population is newer and educators have less experience serving immigrants and English learners,» said Madeline Mavrogordato, assistant professor of K - 12 educational administration and lead author.

With this map of genetic variation in hand, the scientists could then estimate how big the population of passenger pigeons once was — typically, a small population will have less genetic variation than a larger one because it derives from a smaller pool of ancestors who bred successfully.

Therefore, variations in these ultraconserved regions would not spread through a population, because afflicted individuals would be less successful at reproducing than those who were unaffected.

Our results may be partly explained by the assumption that variation in coloration makes predators less effective that hunt by sight,» says Prof Anders Forsman from the Linnaeus University.

By studying rare «copy number variations,» which are individual errant insertions or deletions of DNA segments (each of which occur in less than one percent of the population), researchers discovered a new cluster of genes that are affected in some autistic individuals as well as a number of mutations that were present in autistic children but not their parents.

An analysis of about 1,300 peer - reviewed research articles found that few studies included men and women equally, less than one - third performed data analysis by sex, and there was wide variation in inclusion and matching of the sexes among the specialties and the journals reviewed, according to a study published online by JAMA Surgery.

The craft — named Ebb and Flow in a NASA - sponsored contest won by schoolchildren in Montana — have been measuring subtle variations in the moon's gravitational field in unprecedented detail since soon after they entered lunar orbit a little less than a year ago.

«Study uncovers genetic variation that predicted type and rate of physical decline in patients with Parkinson's disease: «Good» genotype makes less of «bad» protein linked to Parkinson's.»

Engineers ensure that the millions of transistors on a chip behave reliably by slamming them with high voltages — essentially, pumping up the difference between a 1 and a 0 so that random variations in voltage are less likely to make one look like the other.

Comparing the spurs in the ant populations, they found significant variations in the lengths of the less important hind spurs, which corresponds to the random genetic drift that occurs over time.

In addition, individual genetic variation in the overall response to physical exercise likely plays a part in the effects of exercise on adult neurogenesis but is less studieIn addition, individual genetic variation in the overall response to physical exercise likely plays a part in the effects of exercise on adult neurogenesis but is less studiein the overall response to physical exercise likely plays a part in the effects of exercise on adult neurogenesis but is less studiein the effects of exercise on adult neurogenesis but is less studied.