Sentence examples for document variability from inspiring English sources

The stratal succession consists of fluvial channel and laterally continuous sandstone and associated fine-grained floodplain deposits, including paleosols that document variability in drainage and maturity.

However, most VDP-related technologies, such as the PPML language [1] can only handle content that is more or less predictable, and a graphic artist must prepare for little document variability in order to produce a document template that serves as base for the customized instances.

While their data cannot be used to convert to quantified MET data, we will document variability and categorize activity levels accordingly.

Recent reports have documented variability in photoresponsiveness in peripubertal males among laboratory rat strains [ 5, 6].

A review by Frogel et al. of palivizumab compliance documented variability in measurement and rates across published studies [ 2].

This documented variability lead Berthier, Lambon Ralph, Pujol, and Green (2012) to suggest that pre-stroke lateralisation can influence the relationship between post-stroke AF lateralisation and language function, and might explain negative results.

However, the lack of rigorously validated methods, as well as the documented variability both between and within commonly used Aβ42 assay platforms has impeded the use of these assays in drug trials.

Due to documented variability of gene expression in neighboring brain areas [ 19, 20], it is of extreme importance that the blocks of tissue chosen for gene expression profiling are from comparable regions between cases.

While there is some evidence that neonatal levels of C8 and other analytes may be predictive of clinical severity among infants diagnosed with MCADD [ 6, 10], again the documented variability in clinical presentation does not allow for precise prediction.

The widely documented variability in resource use across geographic areas and individual medical centers without any clear evidence in similar differences in patient risk, however, suggests patient factors may not fully account for what we see.

Recent work has documented variability in the ability of individuals to convert isoxanthohumol into 8-prenylnaringenin, a phenomenon Tom Van de Wiele, an assistant professor in the Laboratory of Microbial Ecology and Technology at Ghent University, Belgium, says may be due in part to differences in the composition of their intestinal microbiomes.