Sentence examples for limited variation of from inspiring English sources

The consistency of the results partially mitigates the threats to internal validity inherent in using a pre-experimental, pretest posttest only design and the limitations of our use of the ACORNS given the limited variation of student responses for several of the items.

Because of the limited variation of outcomes, Zeus can assess onside kicks accurately.

This corresponds to more limited variation of the colorimetric characteristics with respect to the other coatings.

The limited variation of the gamma radiation on Fig. 4c is in accordance with the general perception that the Acid Dahomeyan rock is lithologically quite homogeneous.

Like this study, the Bangladesh National Hydrochemical Survey of 1998 1999 found limited variation of As concentration with time and no support for the "pyrite oxidation" hypothesis for As mobilization [16].

Only coefficients with order ǀmǀ ≤ 1 are used, since we are fitting a latitudinal profile sampled over a partial orbit, with a limited variation of longitude and altitude, and will use quasi-dipole coordinates (see below) to reduce the number of required coefficients.

In particular, limited variations of the main-chain dihedral angles associated with different proline puckering have dramatic effects on triple helix stability.

In this study, however, the dyspnea slope was estimated by the simple linear regression between magnitude of resistive loads and Borg scores without log-transformations due to the limited variations of resistive loads.

The prescribed dosage was generally around the lower limit of the approved dose, with limited variation, regardless of the statin (table 1).

Owing to the limited number of participants included, and the limited variation in type of alcoholic beverage, we could not study whether a specific type of beverage influenced hormonal levels and mammographic density more than others.

Support for euthanasia did not load into any of the factors and showed limited variation (only 5%% of the population was against euthanasia).