Sentences with phrase «much variation among»

Or would we expect too much variation among the ensemble members?

«Genetic recombination is a fundamental process, at the core of reproduction and evolution,» said study author Graham Coop, PhD, post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Human Genetics at the University of Chicago, «yet we know very little about where it occurs or why there is so much variation among individuals in this important process.»

Not exact matches

It is probably worth noting that the much larger number of feminine «L' names can (among other things) be attributed to manifold variations and relatives of Eleanor, Elizabeth, Laura, Lee, Leilani, Lily, Love, Lucy, and Lynn.

Does this variation in dystocia among countries reflect variations in the ability of the uterus or is there a variation in how much the doctors have sped up the clocks during labor?

Henrietta Swan Leavitt discovered in 1912 that the period of variation among Cepheids correlates with how much light they emit — their luminosity.

Published in Science Advances, this research shows variation among species is attributed to differing sensitivity to climate change, and also because species vary in how much the climate has changed for them (their «exposure»).

Thus, although the similarity among strains means that growers can crossbreed them easily, it also means that the collected strains do not contain enough variation to provide much natural resilience to pests and disease; if one strain is genetically susceptible, chances are good they all will succumb.

We are particularly interested in assessing whether the majority of phenotypic variation among breed - affiliated dogs is a consequence of QTLs of large effect or whether much of the variation is attributable to many QTLs of modest or small effect.

Similar to the animal studies, large variations among the exposure protocols, measured outcomes, and subject susceptibilities likely explain much of the differences among findings and must be considered when interpreting the results.

There seems to be a lot of variation among chilis in adobo and some are much more spicy than others.

The variation among the kids makes for a much more colourful narrative, and this film ends up being a lot funnier than the first.

But a loophole allows districts to exclude from that comparability calculation variations in teacher salaries, which account for much of the spending differences among schools.

Local funds, derived primarily from taxes on real property, drive much of the variability in funding levels within states and among school districts because of variation in local tax values.

Over time you'll still experience a wide variation in results among your holdings, but you'll find that at the worst of times, you won't lose much by holding a portfolio answering that description.

As the graph shows, the S&P 500's dispersion is very near the low end of its historical range — in other words, the variation in performance among the 500 members of the index is much lower than it has typically been.

There is a much smaller brain to view, the bones are more massive and overlapping, and there is great degree of variation among breeds.

This could be because the size variation within cats is much smaller than among dogs.

However, it is important to understand that due to the popularity of this breed, there is a much larger variation in size among Labs bred by those not necessarily concerned with confirmation.

The peaks and troughs of this mission, among others that have a similar internal escalation of action, all help to add much needed variation to the pace of the campaign.

There is as much variation in personality among them as there is any group.

and in the approximation that other sources of optical thickness and the Planck function don't vary much over the width of the CO2 band so — or their combination of variations is such — that the baseline spectral flux for no CO2 as well as the value at any given optical thickness from CO2 is approximatly constant over wavlength — or else so that the baseline and other levels of spectral flux for a given additional optical thickness, or at least the differences among them, vary over the band is such that as the band widens, decreasing effect on one side is balanced by increasing effect on the other — but for now I'll just use the simplification of a constant baseline and additional optical thickness effect on spectral flux over the width of the band:

We created a Lorenz curve to represent the variation of GHG emissions among countries using the CAIT dataset, and calculated the Gini index to measure inequity in GHG emissions among countries, and the Robin hood index to measure how much of the total global emissions would have to be redistributed to achieve equity among countries (see Supplementary Fig.

In our recent paper, we analyze the variation in energy - related per capita CO2 emissions among U.S. states, seeking to explain why some states have much lower per capita emissions than others.

Among the problems with the temperature measurements are that they are not taken by the same instrument, and the data points are widely scattered around the globe, so that variations in one location may have a much greater effect than variations in another location.

Because there is so much variation in the way different insurance companies assign their rating classifications, it's important to shop around among multiple companies.