Sentence examples for a consequence of variability from inspiring English sources

The large variance in volume data from FISH was not simply a consequence of variability in hybridisation efficiency, as live cell measurements had a similar variance.

The rising trend of recent decades occurred over too short a period to be sure it was not a consequence of natural variability, he said, and statistics from earlier years are not reliable enough to draw firm conclusions about any long-term trend in hurricane intensities.

The efficacy of therapy and the occurrence of adverse drug response are a consequence of individual variability.

Those crisis situations were the result of slope instability combined with the occurrence of extreme hydrometeorological events, which were a consequence of climate variability and change.

As a consequence of the variability of the mesh stiffness, statistical variations of natural frequencies are observed for critical modes (high-energy modes).

A consequence of spatial variability is that exchange processes between landscape patches can occur at various spatial scales ranging from the plot to the basin scale.

The confidence intervals around the point estimate also allow the distinction of discrepancies in W values that are due to differences in the pattern of diversity of a given microbial population or that are only a consequence of sampling variability.

Is the consistency of this range a consequence of regulated variability?

As a consequence of the variability in responses discussed above, it is a challenge to predict clinical outcomes in protocols and accurately calculate sample sizes, particularly when using an active comparator, even the gold standard methotrexate.

These findings are consistent with the observed distribution of base substitutions in a mutator strain, which were hypothesized to be a consequence of considerable variability in fork termination sites (Larrea et al., 2010).

Indeed, according to a retrospective review on European studies [ 4], the true rate of SSI is actually unknown in Europe and is likely to have been underestimated as a consequence of the variability of data collection, surveillance methods, and type of surgical procedures that are investigated.