Sentence examples for dramatic variability from inspiring English sources

Different sedimentologic fabrics result in dramatic variability of total CO2 saturation.

Much less dramatic variability can also be caused when a star has a disk of dust that occasionally blocks some of its light as seen from the Earth.

The dramatic variability in quality of life during most of what we call "old age" is not based on good luck or solely on good genes.

"Cisco's normally upbeat chief executive John Chambers cautioned that the weak demand was likely to last until January at least but that it was"difficult to provide a forecast given the dramatic variability [in demand]".

"We can explore not only the typical connections of the human brain but its dramatic variability, the differences from one individual to another that make us think and perceive and act differently," says Dr Van Essen.

This dramatic variability among along-strike segments, including segments of weak plate coupling, is very striking.

Seasonal differences in diversity were less pronounced in the natural wetland compared to the more dramatic seasonal variability in the restored sites.

An example of the dramatic climate variability in the basin at different time scales could be seen in 2010, when the snowpack that feeds the headwaters of the river was 130percentt higher than normal, causing devastating flooding later in the year.

We conclude that fluxes of particulate organic carbon, chlorophyll-a and phytodetritus to WAP-shelf sediments vary intensely on seasonal to inter-annual time scales, yielding dramatic temporal variability in the flux of food for detritivores to the Antarctic shelf floor.

While ribonucleoprotein enzymes with RNA components of bacterial-like appearance are found in a few unrelated protists, algae, and fungi, highly degenerate RNAs of dramatic size variability are found in the mitochondria of many fungi.

Figure 3B illustrates that there is a slight but not dramatic increase in variability when performing cross-species hybridisation (the number of variable genes (class 3 and 4) increase by a factor of 1.5).