It is also possible that the lack of variability in the weight variable within camps may have impacted our ability to find an effect of weight on lesion outcome.
Unfortunately, although Greece again stands out, it is very hard to use this variable, due to its total lack of variability.
He risks the displeasure of the industry that commissioned him by highlighting one "surprising feature of the 2015 election", namely "the lack of variability across the polls".
Preliminary descriptive analyses led to the exclusion of four items (A45, A94, A101, A102) for lack of variability.
This lack of variability in the imputed values is clearly not realistic, and, moreover, will result in an overestimation of the correlations (and hence R2) in subsequent analyses.
Current intravenous (IV) catheter placement training methods utilize plastic arms, however, the lack of variability can diminish the educational stimulus for the student.
Even when data is available from electric vehicle trials, the lack of variability in electricity prices renders them insufficient for this analysis.
This lack of variability can make populations of plants or animals less able to adapt to novel challenges such as emerging pests and pathogens or climate change and may affect long-term viability.
The lack of variability among the different metrics suggests that our study areas are fairly homogenous as you increase in spatial extent, suggesting that landscape-level metrics may not be an important driver of nest site selection in pine savannas.
The difference across groups is not the result of lack of variability in the measure of diversity in the district where non-white British and foreign born people live.
Third, critically looking at the summary statistics can help the reader to detect some lack of variability in the data, which can be related to data smoothing for instance.
