The phrase "arises variable" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The issue arises variable depending on the circumstances."
Alternatives: "occurs variably" or "manifests differently".
Thus, the same mean firing rate of the population arises from variable firing rates of individual neurons.
Such variability arises from the variable state of the background ionosphere in the form of precursor conditions.
This line does not form a plane curve ; it may be very irregular, and from its irregularities there may arise a variable tendency to alter course according to angle of heel.
Thus, epialleles may arise with variable penetrance within a population and may persist or disappear stochastically.
The above difference of opinion may arise from variable involvement of actor groups in all deliberations during the policy process.
In standing, error could have arisen from variable knee positions across the 10 repetitions as a consequence of different amounts of calf pressure on the board.
Moreover, an apparently similar suppression of the Notch pathway in children with 22q11.2 deletions (p = 0.014) suggests that factors leading to network suppression can arise from variable origins.
On simulated data MixDTrees compares favorably to other methods routinely used for finding functional modules, even for data arising from variable dependence structures.
However, problems arise with variable rates and extents in the processes on the causal path between drug administration and CNS effects.
Of note, EWAT from both genotypes displayed the same proportion of infiltrating macrophages, determined by staining for the macrophage marker F4/80, eliminating the possibility that the differences in the BrdU signal arose from variable infiltrates.
