Sentence examples for distinct variability from inspiring English sources

Each RAS variable has distinct variability, and as shown in Figure 1(b), RAS1 may be very precise with low variance, while RAS2 may exhibit high variance, and vice versa.

However, large and distinct variability in precipitation rates with elevation is observed in mountainous landscapes.

However, the weak recurrent geomagnetic activity due to CIRs did produce distinct variability in the thermospheric density at an altitude of 400 km above ground (Lei et al. 2011 and references therein).

Although tumor stage is strongly predictive of survival in most cases, it does not explain the distinct variability in treatment outcome within patients of the same stage.

Participants described a distinct variability and hierarchy of services.

Based on morphometric data, it was observed that flower-oriented traits showed distinct variability among the populations of P. zeylanica [see Supporting Information— Table S2 and Fig. S8 ].

The tropopause has distinct seasonal variability, especially in polar regions.

Concentrations in the soil water were high (mean As 167 μg L− 1; Cr: 62 μg L− 1) and also showed a distinct spatial variability, covering concentration ranges up to three orders of magnitude.

While it is difficult to determine distinct sources of variability, it is generally accepted that much of the variability correlates with tissue damage.

In the present study, we are specifically interested in identifying space time eigenfunctions of the subway passenger data, i.e., distinct modes of variability of subway passengers as a function of subway stations and times of the week.

The distribution of recorded eruptions does not strictly follow the spatial distribution of volcanoes and has distinct intra-regional variability, with about 40% of all recorded eruptions having occurred in Japan, reflecting in part the country's efforts devoted to comprehensive volcanic studies.