The phrase "also the variability in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or changes in a particular context, often in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "The study aims to explore not only the trends in data but also the variability in responses among different demographic groups."
Alternatives: "as well as the variability in" or "in addition to the variability in".
We complement binary treatment analysis with continuous treatment analysis to understand not only the impact of being in the program but also the variability in impacts by the extent of treatment.
However, the cloud measurement studies in Section 2.1 have identified performance variability as a major issue in today's offerings, calling for more comprehensive models that can describe also the variability in CPU requirements, in addition to mean requirements.
Also the variability in mammaglobin expression in different breast (cancer) tissues may explain the variability in expression.
Also, the variability in the expression at intermediate glucose concentrations is relatively high, indicating a broad distribution.
Also, the variability in the results may be due to the cut-off point used to define cases as overexpressing HIF1- α.
In the cross-sectional study, not only were the number of taps determined, but also the variability in the time between successive taps (the inter-tap interval).
We also measured the variability in the IVE by each variable when changed its position within each of the 100 reshuffled vectors.
The challenges have also attacked the variability in training methods for examiners, pointing out that agencies like the F.B.I. have tougher standards than smaller police departments.
The work also discusses the variability in these devices and signal processing that could be used to calibrate them.
The microbial numbers also explained the variability in dechlorination rate among flow rate treatments marked by a large elution of the dechlorinating species' yield as flow increased.
The model could also capture the variability in event mean concentrations (E = 0.17 0.57) and event loads (E = 0.32 0.97) at all scales.
