The phrase "address variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to manage or respond to differences or changes in data, processes, or conditions.
Example: "In our research, we must address variability in the results to ensure accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "manage variability" or "tackle variability".
To address variability due to laboratories environments, experiments were done in two laboratories (Strasbourg and Toulouse) following identical protocols.
Our research investigates techniques such as demand response and the use of energy storage to reduce peak demand and address variability of renewable energy.
Future outlook suggests implementation of approaches to automate equipment that rely on sensors and simulations interfaced with actuators to address variability and disturbances in the process.
"We know there is still more to be done to address variability in graduate earnings – which is exactly why we are reforming the system through measures such as our Teaching Excellence Framework, which will incentivise all universities to raise the quality of their teaching and focus on improving graduate outcomes".
We next describe the convergence – or rather selected integration – of PMX and QSP approaches into 'middle-out' drug-disease models, which retain selected mechanistic aspects, while remaining parsimonious, fit-for-purpose, and able to address variability and the testing of covariates.
Noise occurs naturally in this setting, but is worsened by a need to apply for instance smoothing to address variability and detect trends.
Multi product lines (MPLs) are an emerging area of research addressing variability management for such large-scale or ultra-large-scale systems.
We describe the methodology used to develop an adaptive EHI for the Fitzroy Basin that addresses variability, complexity and scale issues associated with reporting across large areas.
Unfortunately, systematic investigations of the number of events and participants required to achieve stability in error-related processing are sparse, and none have addressed variability in sample size.
An ongoing clinical trial is testing whether RNA vaccines may be effective for addressing variability in melanoma patients: in the trial, each tumor was first sequenced to identify its unique antigen repertoire, and then, a RNA vaccine is tailored to each tumor (Figure 3).
Biomonitoring and Nonpersistent Chemicals-Understanding and Addressing Variability and Exposure Misclassification.
