The phrase "as the variability of" 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 statistics, science, or research.
Example: "The results of the experiment were influenced as the variability of the data increased, leading to less reliable conclusions."
Alternatives: "given the variability of" or "considering the variability of".
Still, the RBHC proposed here for PUUV transmission could be improved further by including temporally dynamic variables known to affect for example vole population dynamics, such as the variability of food availability via tree seed mast29,50 and winter survival.
The variability of scores across instructors and semesters matters, just as the variability of scores within a class matters.
The new method provides greater savings as the variability of success rates among centers increases.
The uncertainty of structural parameters as well as the variability of future excitations are characterized in a probabilistic manner.
We also find that the inefficiency of the optimal assignment rule decreases as the variability of the value distribution increases.
Such a traditional approach generally neglects the effect of rainfall intensity variability within events, as well as the variability of initial conditions, which depend on antecedent rainfall.
These dynamics across time and age are essential for understanding the patterns of change in life expectancy as well as in the variability of lifespans.
In other words, our ensemble of simulations constitutes a probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) on natural history parameters of influenza as well as on the variability of influenza seasons.
They speak as much to the variability of the weather as any trend.
As well, the variability of individual variant CADD scores within a variant class (missense, misstart, etc).
As for the variability of each region, the highest value was achieved in the Bratislava Region, at a level of 26.21.
