Sentence examples for more variable results from inspiring English sources

Kiln drying and air drying both proved to be the most effective methods for limiting copper migration, while post-treatment steaming or hot water immersion produced more variable results.

REM sleep showed more variable results across animals.

But research on wild plants, conducted in growth chambers, greenhouses, and small outdoor open-top chambers, have yielded more variable results and have been hampered by the artificial conditions of the experiments.

However, in two out of three parameters (percent decrease in kernel numbers and percent decrease in panicle weight) measured, the X. bovienii supernatant and P. lilacinum at 108 conidia ml−1 treatments had the greatest effect on reducing A. besseyi infestation, whereas the other treatments gave more variable results (Figs. 2 and 3).

And there is no evidence that polls are producing more variable results than they have in the past.

CUG expansions that are expressed in a context other than the DMPK 3'UTR show more variable results.

However, results in a longitudinal cohort conducted by Watson et al. [ 60] indicated that trait measures of PANAS show temporal stability, even across retest intervals as long as 7.5 years, with a little more variable result for negative affect than for positive affect.

The idea is that studies with the largest study size will estimate D most accurately, whereas studies with a smaller study size will have a more variable result, with both lower and higher values of D compared to the larger studies.

Our interpretation is that younger children might have shorter incubation periods (weeks) because of their immature immune systems (11 ), whereas the incubation periods of older children might be longer (weeks to months) and more variable, resulting in a shift to the right and a flattened sinusoidal curve.

In mice, the sucrose test can typically reveal the differences between groups, but not between individual animals, and is generally considered to result in more variable outcome than in rats.

As expected, excluding the pair of more variable peptides results in the reduction in the variance attributable to the residualsand the site effect.