Sentence examples for more variable settings from inspiring English sources

Our key observation is that the anthropogenic field margin environment creates a broader phenotypic space (e.g. Pigliucci 2007) for A. urticae; whereas its host plant used to be restricted to the relatively buffered woodland environment, anthropogenic eutrophication has meant that the host plant now occurs in more exposed and hence microclimatically more variable settings outside woodlands too.

More recent NPWT devices have variable settings so that negative pressure cycles from high to low but not to atmospheric levels, which may avoid issues with pain.

At the same time, the researchers can use this framework to study other social aspects in variable settings to produce more empirical results.

In routine clinical settings adherence is likely to be more variable and hence may play a larger role in predicting outcome.

Even more variable estimates of reliability are obtained for rating specific components of care or other settings of care [ 10, 11, 21, 22].

Effects may be smaller or more variable and response rates lower when the intervention is rolled out across a wider range of settings.

The correlation between PM10 and NO2 varies across settings (Katsouyanni et al. 2001), with the pollution mix related to NO2 generally being more variable in space and time.

The soloists were more variable.

The singing is more variable.

True, price is more variable.

Their male counterparts were more variable.