Sentence examples for magnitude variability from inspiring English sources

However, permeability was highly variable in the A549 xenograft model, with nearly one order of magnitude variability in Ktrans values among the different tumors at baseline.

The order of magnitude variability in the model predictions is caused by significant disagreements among the mechanisms in terms of rate coefficients and reactions included in these pathways.

The values of k obtained in these studies exhibit a large, up to an order of magnitude, variability that is commonly attributed to the variations in the computational setups adopted in different studies.

In this study, the entire signatures of hydrograph variations of Miyun Reservoir in northern China were described by forty flow regime metrics that incorporate magnitude, variability and frequency, duration, timing, and rate of change for flow events based on a long-term synchronous observation series of inflow and outflow.

When I'm looking at data for the first time, I just like to look at the data to get a sense on order of magnitude, variability, text, etc.

On the Juan de Fuca Ridge, recruitment rate is highest for gastropods or polychaetes (depending on the study), although high (order of magnitude) variability (spatial and temporal) has been observed within studies and, for polychaetes, across studies (Fig. 3).

A simple regression model that divides SOM into only two types (shallow and deep SOM) provides a reasonably good explanation of sorption in all seven horizons and suggests an order-of-magnitude variability in Koc among surface soil and deeper horizons.

Photometric measurements of Vega during the 1930s appeared to show that the star had a low-magnitude variability on the order of ±0.03 magnitudes.

The Monte Carlo analysis demonstrated order-of-magnitude variability in mode share outcomes only for the SER policy.

However, the broad, order-of-magnitude variability characteristic of these relationships may not represent only random variability, but may partially derive from diverse and idiosyncratic responses within individual ecosystems and/or changes in the nature of these relationships over time.

Evidently, many factors besides nutrient enrichment could lead to changes in Chla and thus account for the order-of-magnitude variability around the general relationship between Chla and nutrients.