Sentence examples for emphasized the variability from inspiring English sources

During the 1970s and early 1980s Goodman and his colleagues emphasized the variability of the cytochrome c substitution rate and tried to determine whether this variability could be correlated with specific stages in primate evolution.

Contradicting the claims of priming hyperspecificity, however, recently some authors have emphasized the variability of the findings obtained with words (e.g.,[11]) and have noted that study-test changes in stimulus format sometimes influences and sometimes does not influence performance on repetition priming or explicit memory tests.

Although the range of responses emphasized the variability of care-seeking delays, the consistency of the overall experience was significant.

The largest of these studies reported an average distance of 27 mm for ML TP, but at the same time emphasized the variability between subjects (Ebeling and Reulen, 1988).

The review emphasizes the variability of the data as a function of strain, species, and model of alcohol-induced liver injury employed in different studies.

This study demonstrates that high-frequency records of water quality are precious tools to study/unique in their ability to emphasize the variability of catchment storm responses.

To investigate the commercial viability of bioethanol in different EU countries and to emphasize the variability in bioethanol selling prices as a result of different processing technologies, consistent assumptions for distributing the cost over their life cycles in the supply chains modeled were used (Table  6).

Instead, some authors already emphasized the high variability of evoked potentials and their sub-components in migraine patients [34, 39]; others found low reliability values in VEPs and emphasized the necessity of (large) group analyses to interpret habituation indexes [40].

Professor James Ingle [ 2] emphasized the fact that variability exists in how patients respond to endocrine therapy, and that there is variability in terms of the effects of endocrine agents on end organs and adverse events.

Soehner [26] noted that H. rehsteineri is common around all seasons and habitats and particularly emphasized the great morphological variability of this taxon.

As we have emphasized earlier, the variability of an ED count time series is larger when the level of the series is larger than when the level is smaller.