Sentence examples for a small variability of from inspiring English sources

The distance relation of neighboring atoms or atoms of a ring system only shows a small variability of the distance.

However, the cattle population was not significantly associated with Bokspits mean annual rainfall (P >0.05), and only a small variability of the cattle's population was accounted for by Bokspits mean annual rainfall (Figure 6). Figure 6 Association of cattle population and mean annual rainfall.

But it is known that the hazard rate of survival is quite constant over time in colon cancer, i.e. there is a small variability of the log baseline hazard.

Unlike rainfall, we observed a smaller variability of temperature within zones over the study period.

This kind of study is usually done in healthy volunteers [ 12- 15], since under a more controlled situation a smaller variability of the results is obtained.

This conclusion is also supported by the observation of a smaller variability of polK homopolymers in comparison to polyN and polyD homopolymers (Kruskal--Wallis ranked sum test P < 2.2 × 10−16 in both comparisons).

Moreover, the number of stout bristles in adult flies (mechanoreceptors) was compared and a small variability between individuals of the same sex was constantly observed in different genotypes but no significant variation was observed between explorer and sedentary larvae at adulthood (see Figure S5).

However, if this measure has a small variability, the amount of information gain obtained with such score is low.

The imperative cue was quite effective in determining a prompt response with a remarkably small variability of response times, except at the lowest urgency (Table 1).

However, fish intake has not been related to DDE levels, perhaps because of a small variability in our population (only 9% of our mothers ate fish less than once per week during pregnancy).

From a ligand- or drug-design viewpoint, one is not dealing with a small variability in the "druggability" of a single pocket, but rather an ensemble-docking of radically different active sites, with a range of druggabilities.