Sentence examples for because of variability of from inspiring English sources
The assessments of probable maximum size and long-term forecast of great subduction zone earthquakes still appear to be complicated, because of variability of recurrent earthquakes.
Transpiration of urban forests in southern California is highly uncertain and challenging to quantify because of variability of tree characteristics and stomatal responses among species and locations.
Because of variability of the force vs. penetration relationship (FPR) from one blow to another in percussive drilling, and difficulty to predict FPRs under such conditions, use is commonly made of simple FPR models, such as the bilinear one defined by its loading/unloading slopes.
A single spot urine sample may misclassify BPA exposure because of variability of urinary BPA concentrations over the course of pregnancy and day.
Although effective, VKAs such as warfarin are not ideal for routine clinical use because of variability of dose response in individual patients (necessitating regular monitoring and dose adjustment), slow onset of action, and narrow therapeutic window [ 26, 27].
Because of variabilities of the HA-IPs, the relative binding of each TPR protein were not normalized to the mean of all TPR proteins, but for each receptor to the mean of a subset of TPR proteins.
Because of variability in availability of passenger cars in the rail yard on a given measurement day, there was some measurement-to-measurement variability in the number of cars used.
We chose to use two of three rather than three of three because of variability in the sequencing depth of our libraries.
In agreement with this, we initially included intercostal electromyography which was discontinued because of variability around the level of injury.
However, there are challenges in estimating the true cost impact of these toxicities because of variability in the use of colony stimulating factors, alternative dosing schedules, and patient performance status.
