The phrase "a much higher variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or fluctuations in data, performance, or characteristics in a comparative context.
Example: "The new model shows a much higher variability in results compared to the previous version, indicating less consistency."
Alternatives: "significantly greater variability" or "considerably higher variability".
At this level, we found a much higher variability in maize shares, field sizes and share of protected sites compared to the level of federal states (data not shown).
Finally, we observed that, although on average subjects reciprocated identically in both effort and monetary conditions, there was a much higher variability in the proportion reciprocated for the effort condition.
However, other partially methylated CGIs 30-700% methylation) showed a much higher variability in concordance value.
Dimer SSRs on average were longer and revealed a much higher variability in length than trimer SSRs.
The hitherto unnoted significantly biased frequencies of the further seven species indicate a much higher variability of EST-derived SSR frequencies among plants than previously reported.
Indeed, support for a differential genetic flexibility is found in pair-wise comparisons of genetic content of different Vibrio species, which show a much higher variability between the small chromosomes [ 4, 5].
Anti-cancer FDA approved targets were displaying much higher variability as a class compared to random genes.
Strain distributions in the transverse direction at the FRP anchor section have much higher variability than those observed in specimen A-25-0-0 A-25-0-0 A-25-0-0 A-25-0-0
At larger scales (225, 2500 and 6207 km2), ozone concentration shows much higher variability (CV′ from 0.18 to 0.28, with peak values at 0.40).
The curves for the CG-PGLRT-SCM in Figure 3 show much higher variability compared to the CG-PGLRT, CG-PGLRT-NSCM, and CG-PGLRT-AML, which confirms its lack of CFAR with respect to the texture variations.
Real observed data analysis indicates that CIM provides higher correction precision in middle-latitude regions, but relatively lower correction precision for low-latitude regions where the ionosphere has much higher variability.
