The phrase "limited variability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation or concept where there is not a lot of variation or diversity. Example: The study found that the population of the small island is relatively homogenous, with limited variability in terms of ethnicity and socioeconomic status.
Plant abiotic resistance in cultivated species features limited variability.
As these six spacers demonstrated limited variability they were excluded from further study.
All experiments were on vermal lobule V, but qualitative observations suggested limited variability among different lobules.
In order to take advantage of this existing but limited variability, we decided to test the photoallergenic potential of a chemical with PBMDCs obtained from a minimum of 5 independent donors.
Given the relatively older age in our study there may be limited variability in household size.
At P3, limited variability is found (76.7% serine and 23.3% alanine [A]).
Castelli et al. believed that, in contrast to the classical HLA class I loci, HLA-G coding region has limited variability in worldwide population studies [ 11].
Unlike our study, however, the Cape Cod study had limited variability in pesticide use and was not able to evaluate specific individual (or classes of) chemicals of interest.
As such, using F ST to compare populations for microsatellites, loci which have limited variability, versus our MHC gene, which has extremely high variability, would be inappropriate.
Their inferences were limited by the small number of markers and the limited variability available in those markers, which did not fully resolve the tip clades.
A low operation current of 10 μA using a Cu/TiW/Al2O3/W structure is also reported by limiting the possible Cu diffusion and has shown resistive switching with limited variability [31].
