Sentence examples for by the large variability from inspiring English sources

This variability is influenced by the large variability of the volumes of the areas (e.g., smaller areas more variable than larger areas), but also by methodological factors (e.g., elastic spatial normalization).

Lava flow paths are significantly affected by the large variability in possible lava flow volumes, lava flow lengths, and complex topography.

However, both the processing of biomimetic silk fibres and the basic studies on silk are hampered by the large variability of the fibre properties.

We were surprised by the large variability in decondensation in different cells.

In addition, the heterogeneity of the study participants, as reflected by the large variability in BAI scores, impacts negatively on predictability and the ability to detect between group differences [54].

Frequently defecting participants did not experience much cooperation by cooperator partners and might not realize that these partners are cooperators, reflected by the large variability of cooperativeness evaluations of cooperator partners (Figure 4).

We explain this unexpected relation and the large variability by (a) the high shares of protected sites associated with low maize cultivation shares (r = −0.25, p < 0.001), (b) the varying clustering of protected areas [16], and the strong relation between SUA and agricultural area (Figure 1).

This suggests that, for dual-channel data, large correlations are only slightly decreased by LoessOnly methods, whereas, (given the large variability for PMOnly), the larger number of highly correlated genes may be an artefact of the PMOnly normalisation technique.

It also shows that core evolution by its own cannot account for the large variability in the paleomagnetic reversal frequency.

Unlike Lgr5, these increases were not validated by Q-PCR, possibly due to the large variability between tumours, but they may still give us further insights into the mechanisms leading to tumorigenesis or increased stem cell number.

We have limited our exploration to the effect of population sizes due to the large variability shown by the cities in this aspect and we have found that for nine causes (out of 20) population size (partially or fully) explained the differences.