Sentence examples for a likely variation from inspiring English sources

The study also highlighted differences in readmission rates between hospitals, indicating a likely variation in quality of care.

The guidelines for bereavement support after stillbirth that do exist require additional empirical data about what parents want or would find most meaningful and effective, with an eye to likely variation across socioeconomic and cultural contexts [ 25- 28].

From this, it can be inferred that the measurable changes of gaze patterns driven by distortion may be used as a proxy for the likely variation in perceived quality of natural images.

It should be emphasised that the estimates of effective population size are approximate; but give us a guide to the likely variation in the effective population size of mitochondrial DNA that there is in mammals.

The weight change of a gain ≤1 kg was a pragmatic choice that reflected the likely variation in sequential measurements of weight.

Kinch, he said, is a likely spelling variation of Kennish or Kinnish, appearing sometime in the early 17th century, perpetuated by a clerk in a parish record on one particular afternoon.

For a quality marker to be useable, it needs to reflect adequately the likely variation due to patient factors.

The likely variation of salt to anhydrite and carbonates is interpreted in many areas in the offshore Nile Delta.   5.

However, there is likely variation in how the model is implemented in clinical practice, which may be associated with efficacy, and therefore variation, in outcomes.

Although the median and most likely variation is no significant change from the previous hour, the interquartile range (IQR) and (5th, 95th) percentile variations can result in significant changes in BG for a given insulin intervention.

25 Differences between studies are to be expected given likely variation in call content.