Sentence examples for more variable levels from inspiring English sources

Iron blood levels (337.48 mg kg−1) showed a sampling time×age interaction (P<0.05), with mature ewes having higher and more variable levels than yearlings.

As such, Neanderthals were likely better adapted to the lower and more variable levels of ultraviolet radiation from the sun compared with the new arrivals from Africa — traits they passed on to the offspring of their liaisons with modern humans.

Montreal and Quebec City show lower and more variable levels of IBD sharing.

This may be important to the riverine "wait and burst" feeding style of AJC, which may involve more variable levels of feeding activity.

Considering each developmental stage separately, we found that M values were consistently higher in Mitchell than in V30, suggesting more variable levels of RG expression in Mitchell.

High, but variable levels of the 2.5 kb TGF beta 1 transcript were detected and lower and more variable levels of the three (4.1 kb, 5.1 kb and 6.5 kb) transcripts of TGF beta 2 were detected.

The distinct features of undirected songs appear driven by a higher and more variable level of activity in the lateral magnocellular nucleus of the nidopallium (LMAN), which projects to the premotor robust nucleus of the arcopallium (RA; [15] [17]; Fig. 1A).

The higher and also more variable CIC levels in the Hg-treated FcRγ−/− mice might be due both to the reduced ability by these mice to handle normal levels of CIC and to the extensive Hg-induced IC-production.

Namely, these younger children have more variable calprotectin levels, with a higher normal range.

Normal females had higher but more variable ButChE levels than normal males.

Other conopeptide superfamilies had more variable expression levels between the two species (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online).