Sentence examples for a considerable variation from from inspiring English sources
This showed a considerable variation from zero to 168 breaches during the observation period.
In summary, Mus81 Mms4/EME1 plays an important role in DNA repair and replication fork support in somatic cells in all organisms studied; however, its contribution to meiotic CO formation displays a considerable variation from organism to organism (Fig. 5).
A considerable variation in quality, from rich to superficial, from encouraging and respectful to confrontational and judgemental, transpired from the interview transcripts.
There seems to be a 'guideline industry' emerging in many Western countries with a considerable variation in guidelines from different sources (Grol et al, 1998a).
It is shown that the counter-flow arrangement yields most uniform distribution for the current density, whereas the co-flow arrangement results in a considerable variation in the current density from the reactant gas stream inlet to exit.
There was a considerable variation in this compliance from 94% in Italy phase II to 55% in the United Kingdom but this was not reflected in a corresponding variation in ⩾CIN3 detection, resulting in a low correlation coefficient of 0.48 (P=0.48).
There is, however, also considerable variation from a low of.72 in Finland to a high of.88 in the US.
It's also an average figure, with considerable variation from state to state, and even within individual states.
The rainfall is episodic in occurrence, alternating with a prolonged dry season and considerable variation from year to year in total annual rainfall.
When tasting a range of his wines, from several vintages, I noticed considerable variation, from the elegant, sharply focused 2010s to the almost plush 2009s to the slightly rough-hewn, almost tannic 2008s.
Fundamentalist worship practices, which are heavily influenced by revivalism, usually feature a sermon with congregational singing and prayer, though there can be considerable variation from denomination to denomination.
