Sentence examples for attributable to the variability from inspiring English sources

A major portion of the variability in the projected changes in the extreme flow indices is attributable to the variability of the climate model ensemble, although the statistical downscaling methods contribute 35 60% of the total variance.

In 2009, twelve percent of the total variance was attributable to the variability between candidates, and roughly one third of the total variability resulted from differences in candidate performance in the different stations.

Electrophoretic separation by sodium dodecyl sulphate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE), followed by staining with silver nitrate, demonstrated the classical laddering heterogeneous pattern of LPS (data not shown), which is attributable to the variability of the O-specific oligosaccharide moiety (39).

In the case of diclofenac, deviations between predicted and observed plasma concentrations were attributable to the large variability in gastric emptying time of the enteric-coated tablets.

It is thus possible that the reduced frequency of nocturnal hypoglycaemia observed during IDeg treatment in previous studies is attributable to the low variability of the glucose-lowering effect of this insulin analogue revealed by the present study.

These findings suggest that the relatively large interindividual variability in CL/F of APZ found in the EM subjects within the PRX and FLV coadministration groups was mainly attributable to the interindividual variability in CYP2D6 enzyme activity accompanied by the incidentally biased distribution of CYP2D6 diplotype in this study.

Table 1 shows overall gene expression variability (as standard deviation) and which fraction of it is attributable to the component variabilities of woman-to-woman (averaging 64%±9%), within-breast (averaging 30%±9%) and left-to-right breast (averaging 6% ±3%.

The seeming discrepancy between that previous report and the present findings may be attributable to the often considerable variability of HLA allele frequencies among different races and ethnicities [19] [21], [29].

In part this limitation may be attributable to the considerable interobserver variability in the assignment of Gleason grade [ 9].

However, the effect was slightly lower with the 2007 model compared to 1995/96 when we calculated the association with natural mortality for a 10 μg/m increase in NO2 and this is attributable to the lower estimated variability in 1995/96.

The failure to find significance for some comparisons is likely attributable to the combination of the variability of expression levels and the small sample size.