Sentence examples for extraordinarily variable from inspiring English sources

Colour is extraordinarily variable.

As I've written elsewhere, audience behaviour, even in proscenium arch theatre, is extraordinarily variable throughout modern history.

While the evolution of the human species is a biological development like the processes that gave rise to the other species, the historical appearance of the capacity for culture initiates a qualitative departure from other forms of adaptation, based on an extraordinarily variable creativity not directly linked to survival and ecological adaptation.

It is also interesting to note that colony level morphology and color can be extraordinarily variable, for example M. capitata contains colonies with thick branches, thin branches, plates, whirls, and hues of brown, red, orange and yellow.

In the short term (hours and days), food intake is extraordinarily variable (Edholm et al., 1955; Westerterp et al., 1995).

In spite of the similarity of basic cellular processes in eukaryotes, their genome sizes are extraordinarily variable.

"Homosexuality is extraordinarily complex and variable," Mr. Bagemihl said.

The colorful, wavy cloud pattern seen to the west (left) of the GRS is the spot's wake region, where extraordinarily complex and variable cloud motions are observed.

Human subtelomeric sequences are extraordinarily dynamic and variable regions near the ends of chromosomes, and represent the transition sites between chromosomes-specific sequences and telomeric repeats capping each chromosomal end [ 1].

For one thing, we are too complex: our behavior depends on an enormous number of tightly interconnected variables that are extraordinarily difficult to  distinguish and study separately.

Given the clinical nature of this cohort, it is likely we will not have complete data on all covariates for all patients, although missing data rates in earlier studies of inpatients and ICU patients have been extraordinarily low and for many variables 0-1 % [ 25, 26].