Sentence examples for more variable suggesting from inspiring English sources
This also did not change the conclusion (see Author response image 3B), though made RA firing more variable, suggesting that bursting in LMAN is an efficient way of driving variability in the motor pathway, an interesting result in its own right.
"The average seizure or shipment is much smaller, the packaging is more diverse, and the quality is more variable, suggesting that there is more small-scale production".
The stability of non-peroxide activity from other honeys was more variable, suggesting this activity may have a different cause.
The latter two regions are more variable, suggesting that the risk factors in these regions are dynamic.
However, the amounts of coprecipitating vacuolins were more variable, suggesting that they are less tightly associated with the complex.
The beta-sheets, interacting with the catalytic domain in subtilisins, are well conserved in fungi, whereas the exposed alpha-helices are more variable, suggesting that the ability to interact with subtilisins is conserved.
This reduction in dynamic range was also associated with later and more variable Tmax suggesting that the radial CA uptake curves were artificially flattened by data averaging.
The effects for girls are slightly more variable, but suggest height increases hyperactivity, emotional and conduct problems, but decreases peer problems.
With the information available to males, their response (and thus male manipulation) can be expected to be more variable than suggested in the model since males should be able to assess the importance of mating with the female and the risk of approaching her.
The extension to more input variables suggested in this work, is an anisotropic and adaptive version of Smolyak's algorithm that is solely based on the moments of the input probability distributions.
Furthermore, behavioral stability (measured by accuracy and intra-subject variability of reaction time) was greater with a more variable brain signal, suggesting that a more variable brain produces more stable behavior.
