Sentence examples for highly variable timing from inspiring English sources

To avoid competition for prime agricultural areas, lands that receive adequate rainfall but are marginal due to highly variable timing of rain are potentially ideal locations to grow drought-tolerant biofuels.

This was also a theoretical result [ 11] explained through a simple case in the Appendix and qualitatively congruent with previous data from various laboratories showing the conservation of voluntary arm postural and hand paths [ 9, 10, 19- 21] in the face of highly variable timing and different loads applied to the arm.

In the superficial layers, the LFP signal was inversed as compared with deep recordings, the distributions of activity-onset delays were broader indicating that activity in the superficial layers appeared with highly variable timing relative to deep recordings (Fig. 1 c ).

Because the most proximal pharyngeal sensor, PCh 1, was highly variable individually in timing at peak pressure, it was excluded from the analysis in this study.

The preferences for timing are highly variable.

At this point, cannabis's effect on sleep seems highly variable, depending on the person, the timing of use, the cannabis type and concentration, mode of ingestion and other factors.

Some existing climates, such as Mediterranean climates and regions, are historically highly variable in terms of environmental parameters, including the amount, timing and variability of temperature and rainfall.

Their preferences for the timing of these discussions were highly variable.

The timing of BP measurements, however, has been controversial in dialysis patients, as BP levels are highly variable and BP measurements at a single time point may not be a reliable estimate of the arterial pressure load [ 7, 8].

Timing of dome inflation is probably highly variable based on the cranial patterns preserved in Stegoceras [4], [32] and Triceratops [15], [16].

Specifically, only the timing of the initial cases is highly variable (however, this is due to the high stochasticity of the epidemic in its initial phase).