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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are reasonably variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a moderate level of variability or changeability.
Example: "The results of the experiment are reasonably variable, indicating that there may be several influencing factors at play."
Alternatives: "are fairly changeable" or "are somewhat inconsistent."
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The five sites in Figure 7 are reasonably variable in general, but invariable in the top-most clade of the tree – presumably because they are under strong functional constraint in this group.
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The ranges of the two variables are reasonably large in the data-set – using CΔ, 0.209≤βi≤2.52 and 0.005≤Ci≤0.72 – and could plausibly generate the required 100-fold variation.
The dynamic properties of excitable systems with two interdependent variables are reasonably well understood at a theoretical level.
The event that ξ ^ ≈ 0 implies that the measured independent variables are reasonably "balanced" between treatment cohorts.
However, if the dependent variables are reasonably independent, computing a single PLS model tends to have many components and to be difficult to interpret.
Previous studies have found that self-reported anthropometric variables are reasonably accurate when compared with measurements made at the same time, and are generally adequate for use in large-scale epidemiological studies [ 1– 10].
However, the process of data collection was standardized, the variables included are reasonably objective measures, and there was little missing data.
It is shown that the data are reasonably consistent with a physically based internal state variable model for recrystallization.
Some are reasonably sensible.
"We are reasonably certain".
Both are reasonably well policed.
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