Sentence examples for biggest variations from inspiring English sources

Not only is it the driest inhabited continent on earth, it also has one of the biggest variations in rainfall.

Cluster 1 & 2 model shows the lowest performance, and it is caused by the biggest variations of turbidity in raw and settled water (0.16 1.30 NTU) with the smallest number of data.

As we can see from the figure, the biggest variations of height are 0.6404, 0.8835, 2.1207, and 4.1729 mm for given baselines of 30, 60, 90, and 120 mm, respectively.

We further focused on the adipocyte plasma membrane-associated protein APMAP because (i) its knockdown displayed the biggest variations in APP-CTFs and Aβ40 (Fig.  1B D), (ii) its knockdown was associated with a unique effect on the stability against proteolytic degradation of APP-CTFs (see below and Fig.  3), and (iii) its brain functions remain unknown.

One of the biggest variations involves whether a bail bondsman can post a bond in your state.

These countries have the greatest number of ingredients and the biggest variation between dishes, too.

However, the biggest variation was between omnivorese and vegans – who don't consume any animal products whatsoever.

The biggest variation was seen in muscle mass, which varied by more than 3kg, a wholly unrealistic change within days, given what I was doing in the week.

The biggest variation was in response to food preference and who ate first: the mixed group reported that children have first priority, followed by men, then women.

Montgomerie, who shot a 64 Friday, tied the Open record for the biggest variation between rounds, equaling R. G. French, who shot a 71 in the second round in 1938 and a 91 during the third round.

The authors of that study found the biggest variation was the amount of care — hospitalizations, use of intensive care and diagnostic tests.