Sentence examples for more variable people from inspiring English sources

Since 2007, real wages have shrunk in the UK, incomes have become more variable, people have less to budget with and their finances are more complex.

Older patients' preferences and treatment goals are are more variable than younger people, and likely to change depending on  factors such as health and mood [ 15, 16].

In Nigeria, however, where people experience a more variable access to good nutrition and health care, height has a heritability of only 62%.

More variable human movement makes it more likely that people will carry the infection from these areas to mosquito subpopulations where the pathogen has died out.

We compared people with data missing for one or more variable with those with complete data.

In most species, people included, the reproductive output of males is more variable than that of females.

People over the age of 60 often report time becoming more variable.

Scientists, mountaineers and parks managers say it is a pincerlike motion of forces: more people seeking adventure even as the risks involved are becoming more variable.

Managing people, especially a workforce of independent contractors rather than full time employees, is a lot more variable than executing software routines.

Conclusion: Healthy community-dwelling elderly people have modest balance deficits, as measured by the Berg Balance Scale, although balance scores deteriorate and become more variable with age.

The soloists were more variable.