Sentence examples for by a wide variability from inspiring English sources
Traffic signs are characterized by a wide variability in their visual appearance in real-world environments.
In conclusion, this case confirms that sarcoidosis is a pathology characterized by a wide variability of clinical presentation, tissues involvement and evolution, since our patient presented an isolated hepatosplenic localization at onset with a consequent atypical lung involvement, and finally, during an apparent recovery stage, she presented a plausible inflammatory bowel disease.
They appear to cluster together and to have erratic motions characterized by a wide variability of the displacement (direction and amplitude).
Neuroblastoma (NB), the most frequent extracranial solid tumour of childhood, is characterised by a wide variability of its clinical course.
CD is characterised by a wide variability of symptoms, ranging from severe malabsorption to subclinical or silent pictures as observed during screening programmes [ 4].
Neuroblastoma (NB), the most frequent extracranial solid tumour of childhood, is characterised by a wide variability of its clinical course, with a possibility of cellular maturation or spontaneous tumour regression on the one hand, or aggressive clinical behaviour with rapid progression despite intensive therapeutic approaches on the other hand.
Assessment of individual kidney volume by CT scan yields a wide variability when compared with the standardised phantom.
In fact, for the reported potential biomarkers which have been investigated by more than one study, a wide variability was found in the levels of both the diseased and the control groups among different labs, and the different methods used for collecting and handling the saliva samples are likely to be one of the reasons for that variability.
An initial pilot study of the reimbursements provided for rabies costs in five NYS counties over a three-year period indicates a wide variability in costs by county.
3 Moreover, there is a wide variability among countries, which is not justified by differences in the prevalences of infectious disease.
There is a wide variability of pronunciations over speakers as attested by the variability of chain of phonemes labelled of phoneticians, but the two sentences could nonetheless be parsed into 25 syllables overall for each speaker.
