"limited variations" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in any context where something is being described as having restricted or minimal differences. Example: The company's product line offers limited variations, consisting of only three colors and two sizes.
Single-component electrodes have shown insufficient performance due to limited variations in electrode structures.
OMB is also considering implementing reforms through the development of one integrated set of guidelines issued as one consolidated circular, with limited variations by type of entity.
A comparison of potential MHETase ligands with limited variations by DSF confirms which functional groups are recognized by the MHETase binding site (for ligand quality control, see Supplementary Figure 7a f).
The results suggest that the majority of apartments show fairly constant room temperature profiles with limited variations during a day or between weekday and weekend.
Regarding the NL5 sample, with thickness of 19.9 nm and 27.1 nm for SiO2 and TiO2 sub-units, respectively, the optical properties presented limited variations with respect to the thin film counterparts.
These apparently limited variations involve, nevertheless, some differences in technical execution and fixation principles.
Our ability to evaluate whether race/ethnicity modified relations of menopausal status with BMD or lead biomarkers was limited by the limited variation in menopausal status.
The prescribed dosage was generally around the lower limit of the approved dose, with limited variation, regardless of the statin (table 1).
Prices are bunched around $200,000, with limited variation.
Because of the limited variation of outcomes, Zeus can assess onside kicks accurately.
These methods limited variation between independent measurements of protein abundance to a factor of two.
