Sentence examples for more variable tendency from inspiring English sources

A greater and more variable tendency to underreport body weight by women may have contributed.

Principal components for CF viromes were more variable, reflecting the tendency for CF viromes to have a small number (between one and four) of highly abundant viral species.

As a group, men may be more likely to rely on physiological cues when formulating an appraisal of their sexual arousal, whereas women may demonstrate greater variability in this tendency, resulting in more variable sexual functioning.

The coding-strand excess has the same tendency but shows a more variable behavior compared to the keto and purine excesses (i.e., less unambiguous than the keto and purine excesses in such studies).

Previously, it was demonstrated that TOF measurements are generally more variable than EXT, and thus have a greater tendency to overlap [14].

Relaxation had a strong tendency to be slower and was certainly more variable (comparison of variances P < 0.001, comparison of means with Welch's correction for unequal variances, P = 0.058).

Consecutive pulse carrier frequencies are more variable than for sines and they do not display any general tendency to increase during a song bout.

The mean data for the weight of roots, height of plants and spike number and length were more variable between the silenced lines and the control and there was not any general tendency.

In the 2 months groups, the interface membranes were similar in thickness although there was a tendency for the group II with the primary cement mantle defect to be thicker and more variable between the regions.

The general tendencies of both Figure 9d and Figure 3 are identical: Nanog expression levels are more variable than that of Oct4, and the KLF4-ESRRB amplifier can further increase the variability in Fgf expression.

The soloists were more variable.