"How long it takes to recover is going to be highly variable and dependent upon so many factors," she said.
Clinical diagnosis of amyloidosis may be very challenging because signs, symptoms, and laboratory study results can be highly variable and may overlap with other disease entities.
Contrary to the established paradigm, a survey of 39 inductions publications found FCIC to be highly variable and pervasively insensitive to bacterial host density at global, within-environment and within-study levels.
Results of the studies indicate that fluoride content in beverages may be highly variable and children can consume substantial amounts of fluoride with these products.
The real field background wind was in fact observed to be highly variable and thus different Intensive Observation Periods (IOPs) represented by a different mean wind velocity and different wind variability were defined.
This field study has shown bioretention basin pollution removal performance to be highly variable and dependant on a range of factors including inflow pollution concentrations, filter media, construction methods and environmental factors.
When using NK cells from peripheral blood, the number of expanded NK cells can be highly variable and the need for NK cell enrichment can make the process expensive.
Until the site can establish a sizable and credible user-base, prices are going to be highly variable and the site won't be much of a destination for anyone.
Changes in surface duff carbon and soil carbon in arid land ecosystems tend to be highly variable and most easily quantified by plot scale measurements.
Complications of diverticulitis may be highly variable, and it may be difficult to diagnose diverticulitis as an underlying cause of severe complications.
They found that speed of darkness adaptation appears to be highly variable, and that these data do not suggest speed of darkness adaptation relates to an individuals' final ability to see in the dark.
