Sentence examples for but the large variability from inspiring English sources

The data show some effect of angle, but the large variability obscures the significance of these effects.

But the large variability in the set of selected predictors as demonstrated in our simulation study and earlier by Van Houwelingen [ 29] is unappealing.

Qualitatively, lepidopterans had the highest pollinator importance values, but the large variability in the lepidopteran data precluded meaningful interpretation of much of their behavior.

Finally, the similarity of the AL measurements between both devices tempts the user to try to apply a correction factor about 0.5 D while calculating intraocular lens power, but due to the large variability of this study results the authors recommend discretion and to adjust the power based upon the personal experience of each surgeon.

Thus, the results from the study do not exactly represent the clinical situation in Sweden but indicate tendencies of the large variability.

The morphological properties, density and distribution pattern of synaptic boutons from subplate neurons terminating on L4 neurons are largely unknown, but they may contribute to the large variability of the synaptic profiles observed in this study.

It might appear odd that this large slope was not significantly different from zero, but this was due to the large variability in slopes between observers.

Our study (Amster et al. 2007) was not intended to be a comprehensive survey of arsenic content in commercial kelp supplements, but rather to call attention to the large variability of arsenic concentrations.

The authors suggested higher temperatures could explain higher effects in the South, but this could not account for the large variability within Mediterranean cities (i.e., the effect is lower in Valencia (increase of 8.5% of total mortality) than in Milan (33.6%), Rome (26.8%) or Barcelona (15.6%)).

We need to find ways to store energy and design electrical grids that can handle the large variability of both electricity demand and supply.

The large variability of the oxygenation response across the patients [23].