The phrase "a new variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or differences in a particular context, such as scientific research, statistics, or social phenomena.
Example: "The study revealed a new variability in the data that had not been previously observed."
Alternatives: "a fresh variation" or "an emerging diversity".
This introgression of new genetic information provides new variability and is a major factor in subsequent evolution.
Each transposition event generates new variability by creating mutations and altering the genome size of a cell.
Customers want products sooner, truckers don't have capacity and promotions mean new variability.
The fact that six clusters were detected as different to the commercial varieties suggested that new variability existed in this base population.
But it has also been shown that this constraint could be somewhat relaxed in the promoters of genes linked to the immune system, reproduction and perception [ 59], allowing for the generation of new variability to ensure adaptation to new environments.
Cells may have mechanisms to upregulate their mutation rate when growth is blocked and thereby generate new variability in times of need (Cairns et al. 1988; Taddei et al. 1995).
Bence Ölveczky (from left), Yohsuke Miyamoto, and Maurice Smith suggest in a new study that variability in motor function is a key feature of the nervous system that helps lead to better ways to perform a particular action.
Each higher level is expected to introduce a new source of variability.
While these well-documented issues partly indicate the growing pains of a new programme, Statewide variability in performance suggests differences in States' capacity to deliver ART through existing health systems.
With the advances in deep resequencing data analysis, new studies focused on the structural variability of the human genome (Sudmant et al. 2010; Campbell et al. 2011; Lopes et al. 2013) have revealed that the 17q21 segment is also considerably polymorphic at the copy-number (hereon, CN) level, adding a new layer of variability to the already complex architecture of the region.
