Sentence examples for a very wide variability from inspiring English sources

Despite this fact, we observed a very wide variability in the thresholds proposed by these analyses.

For tamoxifen and for most of its metabolites, a very wide variability of concentrations was observed between individuals.

This was shown in a recent study in which there was a very wide variability in the detection rates for proximal serrated polyps amongst endoscopists practicing in a single institution [ 10].

"There's a very, very wide variability in what's being delivered as clinical care," says Lurie, noting that case fatality rates differ dramatically  in different locations.

There was very wide variability in the use of investigations between hospitals (table 3).

The very wide variability between sites in this study and the lack of change over 2 years is comparable to the results of the first two rounds of the stroke audit in 1998.

Such a multilingual database had been thoroughly designed to exhibit a very wide phonetic variability and also an heterogeneous set of speakers.

There was a very wide interpatient variability in dUrd elevation in all patients studied.

This may be due to patient selection because patients with 22q11.2 duplication have a very wide range of phenotypic variability, and the cohort with CHD was not enriched for 22q11.2 duplication.

Because IDPs and IDRs are highly abundant in nature (~50% eukaryotic proteins are either entirely disordered or contain long disordered regions), have amazing structural variability and possess a very wide variety of functions, we thought it appropriate to name this realm of proteins the unfoldome, with unfoldomics reflecting the totality of the phenomena associated with IDPs and IDRs.

IDPs and IDRs show an amazing structural variability as well as a very wide variety of functions, although the unfoldome and unfoldomics concepts were only recently introduced [ 10].