Sentence examples for are variably from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a variable manner.
- Such facts as the complex and extraordinary out growths which variably follow from the insertion of a minute drop of poison by a gall-producing insect, shows us what singular modifications might result in the case of plants from a chemical change in the nature of the sap. — Charles Darwin, The Origin of Species, Chapter 1.
As the individuals in advanced intercross generations are variably related, we furthermore included family as a random variable.
Outcomes and success rates for paediatric endopyelotomy are variably reported.
The plumage of this brilliant is mostly green, although the underparts of females are variably speckled with white.
The minor roles are variably sung, though Lars Woldt is suitably prissy as Diemut's father and Wolfgang Schwinghammer has fun as a superstitious, busybody innkeeper.
Dark green Illo tables by the Italian company Miniforms are variably sized and easy to cluster, another trend at the 2017 fair.
Moreover, departments of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and Cornell University are variably listed in the index as they were in the guide.
The oldest rocks consist of gneisses, granites, metasediments, and metavolcanic rocks 3.6 to 2.5 billion years old; all are variably deformed and metamorphosed to some degree.
Maritime salt marshes often extend many miles inland and are variably subject to tidal action; inland brackish marshes are found frequently on mineral substrates of alluvial and lacustrine origin.
Yet in the real world, one regularly encounters individuals who behave inconsistently, engaging in multiple different kinds of behaviors that are variably prosocial and antisocial.
The other accessory pumps are variably designed around a theme of valved chambers that are compressed by skeletal muscle, sometimes against skeletal elements.
The spatial distribution of Hg in the range of streams presented here shows that watersheds are variably, yet fairly predictably, sensitive to atmospheric and marine inputs of Hg.
