Sentence examples for became highly variable from inspiring English sources

Now suppose that a) situation X occurs at a low frequency in hunter-gatherer environments; b) situation X began to occur at a higher frequency with the advent of agriculture; and c) situation X became highly variable across cultures with the advent of agriculture.

However, as availability and prescription of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) increased, the interval between HIV infection and opportunistic infection (OI) diagnosis or development of severe immunosuppression became highly variable [5].

The model does not accurately predict the last seven years (2001 2008) of the "over-fishing" period during which annual fluctuation in catch became highly variable immediately before the fishery was closed in 2004, and then rebounded in the following seasons.

Although no specific signal inhibition was noted, DAF signals became highly variable.

At very large spatial scales, AvTD for pelagic copepods shows low variability between 40°N and 40°S but then becomes highly variable as it declines towards the poles [55].

IC80 was used as an adequate measure because the SMFA assay becomes highly variable below the 80% inhibition level.

This estimate originates from an empirical observation that the response usually becomes highly variable for frequencies above 20 Hz for an inter-station distance of this order (tens of meters).

In a restricted feeding paradigm, we have shown that Per1 and Per2 expression patterns become highly variable in eWAT and are expressed at mid-range levels when compared to the expression patterns in the white adipose tissue of ad libitum fed animals, unlike the liver.

All plots become highly variable at the ends.

During this time the infant's movement becomes highly variable as the infant experiments with different movement patterns.

Generally, a clinical faculty member brings students to a clinical site, but once there, the amount of interaction with nurses on staff becomes highly variable.