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I. vari·able [ˈveəriəbl̩, ingl am ˈver-] SOST
Variable f <-n, -n>
II. vari·able [ˈveəriəbl̩, ingl am ˈver-] AGG
variable quality
variable weather
nor·mal ˈvari·able SOST MAT
Bool·ean ˈvari·able SOST MAT
vari·able-price se·ˈcur·ities SOST pl
I. in·vari·able [ɪnˈveəriəbl̩, ingl am -ˈveri-] AGG inv
II. in·vari·able [ɪnˈveəriəbl̩, ingl am -ˈveri-] SOST
1. invariable LING:
2. invariable MAT:
Konstante f <-(n), -n>
vari·able·ness [ˈveəriəbl̩nəs, -nɪs, ingl am ˈveri-, ˈvær-] SOST
Unbeständigkeit f <-> kein pl
in·vari·ably [ɪnˈveəriəbli, ingl am -ˈveri-] AVV inv
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variable SOST
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variable SOST
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environment variable SOST
variable AGG INV FIN
variable-interest AGG INV FIN
variable-yield AGG INV FIN
policy variable SOST STAT PUBBL
flow variable SOST CONT
Greek variable SOST MERC FIN
scale variable SOST CONT
proxy variable SOST CONTR GEST
variable rate SOST INV FIN
dummy variable SOST CONTR GEST
precipitation variation
reliable source [rɪˈlaɪəbl]
climatic variation
Bavarian Forest SOST
Bavarian Alpine Foreland
variable region SOST
independent variable
dependent variable
variable number tandem repeats (VNTRs) SOST
V segment, variable segment SOST
V-Region (Exons für den variablen Teil der leichten bzw. schweren Kette des Antikörpers)
continuous variation SOST
variance [ˈveəriəns] SOST
ovarian cycle SOST
genetic variance [dʒəˌnetɪkˈveəriəns] SOST
splice variants SOST
random variable
variable traffic sign INFRASTR
variable direction sign INFRASTR
variable message sign INFRASTR
variation
coefficient of variation
variation in temperature
variance
economically viable MODELL, VAL
variation in traffic volume MONITOR TRAFF
meas·ured ˈvari·able SOST TECN
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One resolution to the lek paradox involves female preferences and how preference alone will not cause a drastic enough directional selection to diminish the genetic variance in fitness.
en.wikipedia.org
The genetic variance component is very complex though, with a predicted 500-1000 genetic loci, for example, underlying the genetic variance component of autism.
www.xconomy.com
Though most genetic variance may be found within continental races, pigmentation is quite often the exception to this rule.
blogs.discovermagazine.com
In fact, predators are known for low genetic variance, along with most of the top portion of the tropic levels of an ecosystem.
en.wikipedia.org
Innate needs, like that for caloric intake, are genetically determined and therefore shared (with the usual genetic variance) among all humans.
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