Sentence examples for may be variability from inspiring English sources

"There may be a bigger reaction in people who have some previous exposure to that flu virus strain or a similar strain," she said, "or there may be variability in reaction to the egg protein," which in some people produces only a mild allergic reaction.

However, the fact that these same groups are more likely to use female sterilization, a highly effective method, suggests there may be variability in disparities in contraceptive use across a woman's life course.

Worse, there may be variability across geographic ranges.

Finally, there may be variability in CEIP tumour assessments analogous to the inter- and intra-observer variability seen with radiologists.

On the other hand, there may be variability at the single-nucleosome level.

There may be variability within cancers of each type in their sensitivity.

There may be seasonal variability in the emissions and the relative loss rates of each individual solvent during transport are uncertain.

Finally, another potential cause for the heterogeneity observed in many studies seldom raised may be intercentre variability.

However, field work has shown this may be natural variability and the population increases may not be sustained.

Given the relatively older age in our study there may be limited variability in household size.

This suggests that there may be great variability among populations in pollinator-mediated pollen deposition.