Sentence examples for by a high variability from inspiring English sources
Both data were characterised by a high variability in stand density.
The valley is characterized by a high variability of active layer thickness and pedo-variance mainly caused by topography.
Some fatty acids and cholesterol from buffalo colostrum are significantly influenced bythe season and were characterized by a high variability during the first seven dayspostpartum.
The wastewater fed was characterized by a high variability throughout the day, low BOD5/TN ratio and low alkalinity (302 ± 52 mgCaCO3/L).
Winery wastewater is characterized by a high variability of its organic content, and flexible systems such as granular sequencing batch reactors (GSBRs) are required for its treatment.
The riparian vegetation of a river characterized by a high variability turns out to have a rooting system spread over larger depths, but with shallower mean root depths.
In nine cases (one in the motif-free set and eight in the motif-containing set), the presence of indels not verified by ESTs or a high variability, both in the very 5' end of the gene sequences, complicated the local alignment.
The European continental-scale patterns of Pb concentrations and Pb isotopes show a high variability dominated by geology and influenced by climate.
Bartlett and co-authors [ 17] address this by stating that there is a high variability between veterinarians' diagnostic ability and there is often lack of standardized case definitions.
Pacing-induced alterations in the expression of other miRNAs with particular concern for their involvement in AF could not be determined by microarray hybridizations due to a high variability among replicates (miR-1, miR-21, miR-23a/b, miR-29a, and miR-133a) or very low hybridization signals (miR-10a, miR-10b; see the complete microarray data at NCBI through GEO accession number GSE65330).
Statistical analyses indicate that there is a positive correlation between the number of C1A or S8 peptidases and their putative inhibitors, with a high variability determined by points that are far away of the regression lines.
