Sentence examples for more variable less from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless and as expected [ 17], younger children showed slower, more variable, less smooth and less linear arm movements than older ones.

Morphological methods are inexpensive and easily implemented, while molecular markers are more variable, less dependent on the environment and more informative at any developmental stage than morphological methods (Backes et al. 2003).

That memory is more variable (less precise) than perception is reported in traditional studies of color memory (Nemes et al., 2010; Olkkonen & Allred, 2014; Olkkonen et al., 2014), in studies of working memory using color as the stimulus of interest (Bae et al., 2014; Brady et al., 2013), and in other visual dimensions (Brady et al., 2011; Magnussen & Greenlee, 1999).

Use a clean cloth to wipe off excess color if the copper became too dark, or if you want to create a more variable, less even effect.

Gujarati (2011) describes that, by combining time series of cross-sectional observations, panel data provide "more informative data, more variability, less collinearity among variables, more degrees of freedom and more efficiency".

As somatic DMRs are thought to be more variable and less stable than germ-line DMRs, we analysed the intra CpG variability of each DMR and compared somatic and germ-line DMRs in all tissues.

For them the stability and function of the channel or medium are more variable and less mechanistically related to the process than they are for followers of Shannon and Weaver and psychologists like Newcomb.

He also drew a distinction between sales taxes, which are familiar to most people, and aviation taxes, which are more variable and less well known — giving the government grounds for stipulating how these taxes are disclosed.

Five studies presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Vancouver this month provide striking evidence that when a person's walk gets slower or becomes more variable or less controlled, his cognitive function is also suffering.

Alternatively, the nonwords in the present study might be more variable or less extreme in terms of sound symbolic mappings.

During the culture period, shrimp have to tolerate more variable conditions, less controlled temperature and salinity fluctuation (Jeswin et al. 2015).