The phrase "as much variability as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree of variability between two or more subjects or situations.
Example: "The experiment showed as much variability as the previous studies, indicating consistent results across different conditions."
Alternatives: "the same level of variability as" or "equivalent variability to".
An 85%% sample was for the purposes of generating as much variability as possible while maintaining the original spatial pattern.
"We didn't expect to see as much variability as we found," says lead author Matt Sponheimer of University of Colorado at Boulder.
While this strategy does well in grasping as much variability as possible, it gives a very limited understanding of the mechanisms and rates whereby hyper-variable sequences evolve, and of the environmental factors influencing these processes.
PCA uses the training data to learn a subspace that accounts for as much variability in the training data as possible.
As he pointed out, "there is as much variability among the IVR practitioners as there would be among the live telephone operators" on methodology, including some of the other more arcane aspects of methodology that I haven't referenced.
PCA is a popular dimensionality reduction method that allows one to reduce the number of variables of the input dataset X (given in terms of d), at the same time keeping as much variability in the data as possible.
These components recover as much variability in the data as possible and account for near total variance of the data.
Furthermore, the intragenic pattern of methylation did not show as much variability across the entire gene as was observed in cell lines.
This allowed the discovery of as much genetic variability as possible even within the same species from different countries.
The estimated calibration coefficient for nearest ambient monitor concentrations as the exposure metric was lower (0.31 (95% CI 0.14, 0.47) compared to 0.54 (95% CI 0.42, 0.65) for outdoor model concentrations), reflecting the fact that nearest monitor concentrations do not account for as much spatial variability in ambient concentrations as the outdoor home model predictions.
The variation in genetic mutations across the tumour volume also contributes to its heterogeneity; it has previously been shown that there is as much inter-patient variability as there is intra-patient variability when considering the genetic mutations in biopsies of many tumour types [35].
