Sentence examples for but to a variable from inspiring English sources

Estimated compliance improved in most patients, but to a variable degree.

Laterally the femoral condyle and the contact area move posteriorly but to a variable extent in the mid-range causing tibial internal rotation to occur with flexion around a medial axis.

When 2 months old, all the homozygote mice demonstrated reduced hearing, but to a variable degree.

Brain size is significantly reduced in most domesticated animals, relative to their wild-type ancestors, but to a variable degree (Kruska 1987, 1988a, 1996, 2005).

In tumour-transformed tissue in both squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma, on the other hand, positive immunostaining was found for all three proteins but to a variable extent.

It is seen immediately that W tracts are also over-represented, but to a more variable degree than R.Y or K.M tracts.

This situation does not apply exclusively to Teotônio, but occurs to a variable degree to all riverside areas, south of the city of Porto Velho (Figure 2).

Since the growth plates in many sites are not flat discs, but undulate to a variable degree, often in two or more directions, the problem of overlapping is often present also in good-quality radiographs [ 28].

These systems emphasize the severity of physiologic derangement, but also include, to a variable degree and weight, some measure of pre-existing illness.

These lesions are not confined to CHMP2B-related ALS as previously reported [3], but are consistently present to a variable degree in sporadic and non-SOD1-related familial variants of ALS [24].

The antibodies of 3 anti-BEN clones (7B3.5, 7B5.4, 7B17.7) likewise recognized antigens present to a higher density on lung cancer cell lines but were also reactive (to a variable extent for the different clones) with a diversity of other tumour cell lines.