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The phrase "a remarkable variation that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a notable difference or change in a particular context, often followed by an explanation or example of that variation.
Example: "The study revealed a remarkable variation that significantly impacted the results, highlighting the importance of considering environmental factors."
Alternatives: "an impressive difference that" or "a notable change that".
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Sequencing and qRT-PCR analyses of 26 effectors displayed a remarkable variation that may be associated with phenotype and pathogenic differences.
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Figures 4, 5 and 6 show both the reflection profiles and average Q SAP profiles of KR102-KR104, and every SAP profile does not show such a remarkable variation in attenuation as that of KR101 has demonstrated.
"There is also a remarkable variation in texture". There are, she said, areas of thick impasto and places where the paint is applied with a wash so thin that it resembles watercolor.
A remarkable variation on the theme is, are you sitting, pastrami as served at Hymie's in Merion Station, PA.
In the mutants, there is a remarkable variation between individuals.
We noted a remarkable variation in post-treatment survival rates.
A remarkable variation in disease severity was observed across study populations.
These specimens revealed a remarkable variation in N-cadherin expression between and even within detrusor fascicles.
These data indicate a remarkable variation in the AHL quorum-sensing system among S. marcescens strains.
By contrast, patients heterozygous for the A531V mutation showed a remarkable variation in transitory depression.
This insignificant variation in LDH activity in males as against a remarkable variation in females had also been reported [ 36].
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