The phrase "and given the variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that may change or differ in a particular context, often to introduce a consideration or conclusion based on those variations.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and given the variability in the data, further testing is required."
Alternatives: "considering the fluctuations" or "taking into account the differences".
And that, given the variability and limited scope of some of the previous simulation studies in the evaluation of methods to address PB in the past, it would be desirable for there to be a consensus simulation framework in which future tests and adjustment methods could be evaluated.
Simple diffusion is defined as having α = 1, and given the statistical variability in the data, we considered an α value <0.85 necessary to reliably indicate anomalous diffusion.
Climate change mitigation policies are geographically and culturally dependent given the variability of resources, of access to technology and of national political constraints such as ensuring energy security, affordability and social acceptability.
This approach may help to end debates on the use of hemodynamic monitoring equipment from single perspectives only, but obviously choices may differ from one hospital, unit, patient and physician to another, given the variability in facilities, clinical presentations, and expertise.
Also, anaerobic digester designs should be evaluated and modified to fit local needs given the variability of climatic and socio-economic conditions across the country.
Several single-institution retrospective studies have been published and are summarized in Table 2. Given the variability in fractionation regimens and varying definitions of what constitutes SABR, we have focused on studies that included fraction sizes greater than 4 Gy.
Given the variability and limited predictability of wind generation, full balancing exposure is however only feasible conditionally to well-functioning balancing markets.
Given the variability and the lack of clear pattern of the relative wait times of these two sites, it seems unlikely that the relative wait time would be associated with any of the aforementioned factors.
However, given the variability and quality of the source data comprising such a network, the direct utility of these data still needs to be verified.
Given the variability and limitation of the available PD-L1 assays, a true absence of PD-L1 expression in those patients cannot be confirmed.
