Sentence examples for can be quite variable from inspiring English sources

"The water company has confirmed that water hardness can be quite variable," said Dale Kidd, a commission spokesman.

Past experience has shown that drug effectiveness can be quite variable.

Other work, she points out, indicates that acidification can be quite variable.

"You can give the same dose to 10 people, and blood levels can be quite variable," says Richard Kim, a clinical pharmacologist at Vanderbilt University Medical School.

Humans can be quite variable in terms of their capabilities and limitations, and it is not always easy to predict or preempt how humans may behave.

Morbidity and mortality can be quite variable depending on the type and size of the pneumothorax, as well as the presence of co-morbidities and associated injuries.

The exception to this concerns a series of conserved repeats motifs in Xist, termed A to F (Fig.  3a), although their sequence and size can also be quite variable between species (Yen et al. 2007).

Because different mutation types or regions may exhibit rather different ratios between the first division and the average, the ratio between male-to-female mutation rates can be expected to be quite variable.

We wish to stress that although the number of variables

They are shown to be complicated because the individual influences of these two variables can be quite different, or even contradictory.

The immediate response of vegetation cover to changes of climatic variables can be quite rapid, but the recovery can be characterized to occur over a longer time frame with significant delay.