The phrase "a result of variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or effects that arise due to differences or changes in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The differences in the test scores were found to be a result of variability in the students' study habits."
Alternatives: "an outcome of variation" or "a consequence of fluctuation".
It has been demonstrated that differences in methylation can arise as a result of variability of cell composition in whole blood (56).
In this study, the abovementioned intraspecific difference in size should be regarded as a result of variability between traditional Sangerian and Illumina-based new generation sequencing methods.
We present values as the percentage of neutrophils because it is not possible to compare effects of ENMs across labs or species using absolute neutrophil numbers as a result of variability related to lung size and lavage technique.
Without having an estimate of between-system variability, it is not possible to estimate how much power would be lost in a given Web-based response time experiment as a result of variability in performance across different machines.
Despite the large ranges identified in TSP prevalence, predominantly as a result of variability in definitions of pain, these data support the contention that TSP is prevalent among youth.
Furthermore, the similarity and variability in the manifestation of FASD could be attributed to the common (MBII-52) and different ncRNAs and genes affected as a result of variability in exposure.
Fosu-Mensah (2012) reported increased variability in grain yield of maize as a result of increased variability of rainfall.
As a result of this variability, wetland communities in different parts of the world are the product of different conditions.
The difference that was left was likely to be simply a result of natural variability, which caused warming to slow slightly and temporarily.
This association may be a result of the variability in the fall thermal structure of the lake.
As a result of this variability, designing methods to evaluate shelf life and oxidative stability is very much dependent on the product category.
