The phrase "a broad range of variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or diversity of differences or changes in a particular context, such as scientific research, statistics, or general observations.
Example: "The study revealed a broad range of variability in the results, indicating that multiple factors influenced the outcomes."
Alternatives: "a wide spectrum of variability" or "a large degree of variability."
The large number of cultivars reflects also a broad range of variability in the quality traits.
Such a broad range of variability of possible lasing regimes necessitates developing techniques for control/adjustment of such key pulse parameters as duration, radiation spectrum, and the shape of the auto-correlation function.
Among the several quality factors, texture is the most important and appreciated, and within the apple variety panorama the cortex texture shows a broad range of variability.
This collection of lines was selected based on DNDF values to represent a broad range of variability for this trait in central European germplasm employed in forage maize breeding.
In our study of ICU patients exhibiting a broad range of physiological variability, the limits of precision for ICO are ±36% simply for consecutive measures of ICO.
These findings suggest that a broad range of interpatient variability will not be a serious impediment to developing expression-based predictive assays in the future.
However, EEG patterns in sepsis are hampered by sedation, show a broad range of interindividual variability, and are difficult to quantify.
As demonstrated by the molecular characterization and the crossing experiment, the seven T. chilonis populations cover a broad range of intraspecific variability, with the population from Vietnam and to, a less extent, from Pakistan, being probably at the border between intra- and interspecific variability.
Furthermore, it includes a broad range of background variables, which are likely to capture a significant proportion of the variability in socioeconomic background and health behaviour.
As yoga includes a broad range of practice and techniques, variability and lack of details about the interventions included in the studies makes it very difficult to draw generalizable conclusions of the benefits of yoga and identification of effectiveness of key components of interventions.
This reductionist approach has generated many discoveries, but misses important interactive and cumulative effects that may help explain the broad range of variability in disease occurrence observed across studies and individuals.
