Sentence examples for greater than variability from inspiring English sources

In general, our results supported those of studies that utilised smaller grain sizes (greatest variability often at smallest spatial scales), but we found that variability over scales of 100s of km can be similar to or greater than variability over scales of 10s of metres.

We show that variability in tributary flows among wetlands and over time is far greater than variability in seiche-driven water movements, and that the amount of tributary flow strongly influences wetland hydrology via effects on water mixing and residence times, seiche size, mouth closures, and relative amounts of main and off-channel areas.

Overall, variability in intrinsic growth rate was greater than variability in size, except for the nase at Manosque (Figure 3).

This variation seems much greater than variability in protein binding can explain but further studies are required to determine why the clinical samples show this discrepancy.

For both scales, the mean person trait-level score was slightly lower than mean item endorsement score, and person trait-level variability was greater than item variability for the respective scales, which was acceptable.

(iii) The variance of the number of protein molecules is at best the variance associated with Poisson noise (when k p ≪ γ m + γ p ); for larger values of k p, the variability is greater than Poisson variability.

A similar difference in results in relation to previous travel indicators appears with activity sequence since interpersonal variability is always greater than intrapersonal variability.

Interchild variability was significantly greater than intrachild variability for 1-NAP (p = 0.0037) and TCPy (p < 0.0001).

As a result, variability is only introduced by the PBPK model parameters, and PD variability is likely to be underestimated, possibly to a large extent because PD variability can be much greater than PK variability.

It is found that the variability from day-to-day is greater than the variability from hour-to-hour and that an "intrinsic" variability of the order of less than 4% remains even if we evaluate variability levels that are not exceeded for the 30% or 20% or 10% of the time for each month and year at each location.

Of the total variance 89% was explained and subtidal variability (65%) was greater than tidal variability (24%).