The phrase "and small variability in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of variation or differences in a particular context, such as data analysis or scientific research.
Example: "The experiment showed consistent results and small variability in the measurements taken."
Alternatives: "and minor fluctuations in" or "and limited variation in".
In this scenario, patients may be at less well-determined risk of a specific toxicity and small variability in exogenous factors may significantly influence outcome.
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These results may in part be due to the small range of gene expression-level data gathered from the AceGene® microarray and the small variability in SLEDAI of the patients recruited in the present study.
It secures climatic homogeneity of the site and also ensures small variability in sensitivity and in climate-growth relationship across the trees.
Only a mild increase in surface area occurred during decondensation, and this difference may be attributed to the small variability in area measurements between the confocal and widefield imaging stations used for mitosis and interphase, respectively (see methods).
The premature convergence is mainly caused by the small variability in mutation strategy and the slow convergence rate results from heavy dependence on crossover strategy.
Physico-chemical stochastic fluctuations of the cellular environment introduces small variability in the spliceosome efficiency and perhaps results in imperfect selection of splice sites that eventually produces many lowly expressed alternative transcripts, as is observed in our data [ 6, 13, 19, 33, 43, 44].
Briefly, a score d i is calculated for each probeset to measure the relative difference in splicing index between two groups of samples, where s i is a pooled standard deviation over the two groups of samples, and so is a small positive constant that adjusts for the small variability in the data.
There is a small variability in the reduction or increase in streamflow estimated by the nine methods.
It should be pointed out that the Editor-in-Chief decided to retract the article after several letters were sent to the journal pointing out the surprisingly small variability in cytokines measurements reported in the paper.
