Sentence examples for adding to the variability from inspiring English sources

In addition, dysfunctioning extinction mechanisms will curb pruning of inefficient (i.e., non-reinforced) responses so that behaviour that is no longer functional is retained in the person's behavioural repertoire for an extended period, thereby adding to the variability.

Moreover, the exact same cells were not analyzed by the two systems, adding to the variability in the results, although this difference was unlikely to produce consistently lower valves for the CAS 200.

This criterion of selection avoids the confounding effect of the variable tempo of sexual maturation, which adds to the variability of adolescent growth, adult height, and serum IGF1.

Although we have demonstrated this to be correlated with pulmonary function test parameters, the variability in manual delineation may have added to the variability.

This makes a comparison especially hard, since the differences between data sets (high inter-subject and inter-session variability) add to the variability of the performance.

The diversity of the population within this community added to the variability and high SDs seen in the data.

When direction-specific maximal ROM is repeatedly recorded from neutral position, variability in the neutral position starting point could hypothetically add to the variability in ROM.

160 Again, this disconnect can add to the variability of the syndrome and complicate efforts to use blood results for clinical trial inclusion/exclusion criteria.

These IHC/FISH TMA results were compared with qRT-PCR results from whole sections, and this is also likely to add to the variability observed.

The ability to incorporate rural areas in the exposure assessment added to the variability in the studies exposure estimates, particularly for NO2 and O3, as the majority of historical NAPS measurements in Canada represent pollutant concentration in large urban areas.

The absence of a significant difference in effectiveness in the present study is no reason not to perform a cost-effectiveness analysis, although it adds to the variability in the cost-effectiveness estimate.