Sentence examples for more variable success from inspiring English sources

For the rest of her stay in Italy, whenever she encounters a great work of art (a Cimabue in Assisi, say, or a Raphael in the Uffizi), she observes carefully, teasing out specific meanings, while reaching — with more variable success — for philosophical precepts.

For one thing, her success, combined with the much more variable success of other dolls representing Barbie's siblings, neighbors, girlfriends, and boyfriends, illustrates very nicely the temporal patterns of artificial clades (a group of individuals such as organisms or projectile points that are related by descent).

The first pair of egg strings extruded by a female L. salmonis after fertilization are always shorter [ 28] and may exhibit more variable hatching success (pers. obs).

In many sexual species, the sex that invests less in the offspring (usually the males) has a higher variation in fitness due to more variable mating success [ 20].

Multiple incentives to make working in unattractive areas more appealing have been proposed with variable success.

In order to increase the ability to detect population structure, a few studies have included the analysis of more than one mtDNA marker with variable success [ 17, 22, 23].

Working success was considered the more informative estimate of true success, as it incorporated more variables than did graduating success.

11 "Exercise on prescription" interventions that involve a health professional's written advice to a patient to be more physically active have been used with variable success.

Interventions directed at providers and patients to promote more judicious use of antibiotics have met with variable success.

In the drier subtropics, legume persistence remains a problem, and the success of legume-based pastures has been more variable.

But more importantly of the costs when they fail, are subject to variable success, or when they introduce error and artifact.