Sentence examples for explain the wide variability from inspiring English sources
Body habitus, symptom duration, and brain imaging are correlated with PCSF measurements, but these factors alone do not entirely explain the wide variability in observed pressures in this condition and this suggests the influence of other factors.
Non-monophyly of Plakina may explain the wide variability in morphological characters previously observed in this genus [88].
In our view, this may explain the wide variability in a recent study of PI following shunting in HC [ 137].
However, imaging studies are usually heavily operator-dependent, which could even explain the wide variability in the reported sensitivity (ranging from 30 80 %) for the detection of abnormal parathyroid glands [ 13].
The finding that 4 5 years of age is the critical period for manifestation of earlier (postnatal) lead exposure (Schnaas et al. 2000) might explain the wide variability in effects reported in cross-sectional studies that only looked at children 6 years of age or older.
Objective: To elucidate whether the negative effect of obesity on the serum inhibin B level that we previously reported is specific or not to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and whether it may explain the wide interindividual variability in serum inhibin B levels found in patients with PCOS.
A previous study of normal limbs found that only 2% of subjects have a neutral hip-knee-ankle axis [ 7], which can be explained by the wide variability of the bow in the tibia and femur and the lack of correlation between the bow of the tibia and femur in a given leg observed in the current study.
A previous study of normal limbs found that only 2% of subjects have a neutral hip-knee-ankle axis, which can be explained by the wide variability of the bow in the tibia and femur and the lack of correlation between the bow of the tibia and femur in a given limb as shown in the current study.
Therefore, sensitivity and specificity of a given test can vary according to the setting and such variability can explain the wide confidence intervals reported in other studies [9].
Daily variability in the number of faecal shedders [ 14] could explain the wide differences in the within-herd prevalence values observed among the four dairy cattle herds, and the absence of shedders in two ovine herds when sampled individually.
The wide variability in the assessment of WT1 positivity is one of the major factors explaining the great variability of results reported in the literature [ 1, 2, 11, 12, 14– 14].
