Sentence examples for considerable variability exists from inspiring English sources
Classification of patients with low back pain (LBP) into subgroups is important as considerable variability exists in the LBP population.
Considerable variability exists in the diagnostic approach to acute appendicitis (in children), affecting both quality and costs of care.
It is important to recall, however, that considerable variability exists within these research findings, making it very difficult to reach generalised conclusions.
There is very little genetic variation in the population from Great Britain whereas population genetic studies have shown considerable variability exists within the New Zealand population (D. Cooke, D. Studholme and R. McDougal, unpublished data).
The frequency of the oscillations in a single cell is often quite close to constant while considerable variability exists between different cells: typical patterns display InterPeak Interval (IPI) ranging between 7 and 20 minutes with an average of 8.2 minutes in [3] and 13.9 minutes in [5].
In order to test whether a considerable variability exists in NKLR expression, we have analyzed the expression profile of CD16, NKp30, NKp46 and NKG2D in 20 healthy donors.
Over 5 d in summer (air temperature = 25.3 ± 3.3°C, mean ± standard deviation), cattle spent 3.0 ±2.1h/2424 h in the shower, but considerable variability existed between animals (individual daily values ranged from 0.0 to 8.2 h/24 h).
For example, considerable variability existed between families at wavelengths that correspond with average peak spectral sensitivity for the ultra-short-, short- and long-wavelength sensitive regions.
In contrast, considerable variability existed among the 33 U.S. isolates.
Considerable variability existed amongst clinicians and undoubtedly reflects the lack of robust data to guide best practice.
In the industry-sponsored studies, where considerable variability existed in the CSF collection designs, the frequency of CSF draws was significantly associated with the Aβ rise.
