Sentence examples for certain degree of variability from inspiring English sources

Except for P80, all displayed a certain degree of variability in expression either in clonal population as for the phase-variable Vpmas [ 17, 25, 26] or among strains as shown for the P30 which promoter is mutated in the P30-negative 5632 strain [ 24].

Echo signals from a single reflection, as in ionospheric vertical sounding (VIS) techniques, are affected by a certain degree of variability even in quiet ionospheric conditions.

This scoring method accepts a certain degree of variability as normal.

We observed a certain degree of variability in the response to Tolvaptan administration.

Although different results have been proposed and there is a certain degree of variability, the distribution of slips is more-or-less one-dimensional or linear; the areas of large slips also extend in the strike direction for the 1960 Chilean earthquake (e.g., Moreno et al., 2009).

We expected a certain degree of variability between both methods, given the limitations of the normalization algorithms used prior to assessing fold change differences [57].

Although we observed a certain degree of nuclear variability, regardless of FD or OD, the present study showed a clear progression in GV when FD increased from 0.40 to 6.50 mm.

Some patients displayed a certain degree of the variability in the fluorescence intensity that may be due to the potential residual activity of some mutant forms of REP-1.

Subtype B, which is involved in the AIDS epidemic worldwide and is the main source of HIV-1 infection in European and American countries [1], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], exhibits a certain degree of genetic variability.

b) Given a certain degree of "inherent variability", how does one interpret a single test result close to the assay cut point?; c) Will a TST boost or affect the results of subsequent IGRA testing and what is the optimum time gap between the two tests?

A certain degree of observer variability is unavoidable (because of among others' cognitive and memory effects).