The phrase "a corresponding variability in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or differences that are related or linked to another factor or variable.
Example: "The study found a corresponding variability in the participants' responses based on their age group."
Alternatives: "a related variation in" or "an associated fluctuation in".
One should not overlook the message from Figures 2D and 3 – the variability in tumour genotype/phenotype determines a corresponding variability of the time scales and life histories associated with disease progression.
However, in clinical oncological PET, variability of the uptake period is unavoidable [9, 10] which directly translates into a corresponding variability of the measured tracer uptake [11].
In production processes the environmental conditions in the fermentor may be variable, causing corresponding variability in physiological parameters.
The broad range of fault rock textures and architectures found on the Class A, C, and D continuum may produce important corresponding variability in hydrologic properties in ignimbrites.
This paper presents a methodology that allows quantifying the corresponding variability in ground vibration predictions.
The corresponding variability in rainfall appears to have been related to the effects of environmental degradation.
The corresponding variability in the resultant force at the knee for these assigned positions was 32 ± 33 N for Manipulator 1 and 4 ± 1 N for Manipulator 2. Furthermore, the repeatability of the trajectory of each manipulator while moving between assigned positions (path repeatability) was 0.8 mm for Manipulator 1 while the path repeatability for Manipulator 2 was improved (0.1 mm).
The corresponding variability in total volume and creatinine contents in adults and children over a normalized 12-h collection period is also depicted in Figure 1.
Variability in observed RR estimates within the CMB-LGO model output, for example, explained 87% of the corresponding variability in the PMF-based RRs.
This concept is best exemplified in ref., but there, both the coarse ploidy distribution analysis and the refined, single cell copy number count for primary and metastatic tumors, drive us to an additional conclusion: the genetic variability of the aneuploid clone in the metastasis is greater than its corresponding variability in the primary tumor from which it came.
