Sentence examples for large variability of the from inspiring English sources
The morphological properties, density and distribution pattern of synaptic boutons from subplate neurons terminating on L4 neurons are largely unknown, but they may contribute to the large variability of the synaptic profiles observed in this study.
This variability is influenced by the large variability of the volumes of the areas (e.g., smaller areas more variable than larger areas), but also by methodological factors (e.g., elastic spatial normalization).
The large variability of the permeances of the microperforated films is due to the heterogeneity of perforation density and diameter.
In this paper we present some of the methodological issues which explain the large variability of the reported findings.
Due to the large variability of the fuel assembly parameters affecting the fretting-wear performance, a Monte Carlo method was chosen to perform the transient simulations.
However, both the processing of biomimetic silk fibres and the basic studies on silk are hampered by the large variability of the fibre properties.
The use of a low inoculum level resulted in longer lag phases and a larger variability of the estimated lag phase.
This study only focuses on the description of the gender differences; it does not try to understand the origin or the consequences of the larger variability of the male distribution.
Hence, the effect of the central mismatch of the Aa-group is obviously most modulated by stacking interactions and complementary asymmetries among the considered groups causing largest variability of the associated probe intensities.
Patients with an impaired CSF system showed not only a larger mean but also a larger variability of the inter-pulse distances, indicating frequent changes on the morphology of the pulses.
The smaller number of deaths due to respiratory disease compared to cardiovascular diseases, contributed to larger confidence intervals within individual studies and larger variability of the main effect estimates across studies.
