Sentence examples for a wide variability and from inspiring English sources

Response surface methodology (RSM) is a powerful method to determine optimal operating conditions for processes with a wide variability and different interactions (Ahmadi et al. 2005).

Although there seems to be a common spectrum of deficits, we like to emphasis, that there was a wide variability and that we couldn't detect a clear pattern of impairment.

On the contrary at 16 cmH2ofof PEEP a wider variability and less agreement was noticed between the EELV values(2040 ± 703 vs. 2411 ± 597, R = 0.86, p < 0.001).

The wide variability of lysozyme values obtained suggested a wide variability in biological and clinical behavior of breast carcinomas and the potential value of lysozyme expression as a prognostic marker.

A recent systematic review based on 26 papers published from 1994 to 2007 suggests that nearly one of two patients with cancer pain is undertreated with a wide variability across studies and settings (Deandrea et al, 2008).

As a result, during eye-head coordination, the head movement trajectory exhibits a wide variability (see Leigh and Zee 2006 for review), suggesting that head command signals alone do not provide the accurate measure of head movement that is needed for maintaining target image on the high acuity fovea during eye-head tracking.

The range in ranks was plotted for the panel with the largest proportion of proposals that were sometimes funded (fig 2) and the panel with the smallest proportion of proposals that were sometimes funded (fig 3). Figure 2 shows a wide variability in ranks, and only one proposal was always funded.

While all the countries have achieved a near-universal adoption of a computer in their primary care practices, with only a few countries near or under the boundary of 90%%, the computerisation of primary care clinical functions presents a wide variability of adoption within and among countries and, in several cases (such as in the southern and central-eastern Europe), a large room for improvement.

There is an increasing amount of used expressions and a wide variability in the nature, mode and context of methods attempting similar effects.

Registered nurses are increasingly becoming embedded in primary care teams yet there is a wide variability in nursing roles and responsibilities across organizations.

Gaucher disease (GD) is a rare hereditary disorder caused by a deficiency of the lysosomal enzyme β-glucocerebrosidase. Diagnosis is challenging owing to a wide variability in clinical manifestations and severity of symptoms.