Sentence examples for much larger variability from inspiring English sources

In E-OBS, trends are quite uniform across time and duration of rainfall, in contrast to much larger variability in the reanalysis.

A synoptic weather classification scheme was used to analyse the relationship with prevailing synoptic meteorology, which showed that the arithmetic mean of δ18O in precipitation for the East Coast Low (ECL) systems was significantly more depleted than other systems and exhibited much larger variability.

The former subgroup was subjected to positive selection pressure at HA1 166, 166 and 264 (Table 5), and had a much larger variability at HA1 190, with 25% being non-D190 (Table 6).

Recent studies have demonstrated much larger variability in the total number of nephrons in normal populations than previously suspected.

Recent studies have demonstrated much larger variability in the total nephron number in normal populations than previously suspected.

The only exceptions were classes 3 and 4. Classes 3 and 4 had similar average trajectories, but subjects in Class 4 showed a much larger variability.

However, one should keep in mind that the single-slice method was subject to a much larger interobserver variability and whole-volume measurements thus remain the single most reliable method.

However, the inter-individual variability was much larger than the variability between different sample pools of the same line.

For the asymmetry in latency and for the maximum of transient divergence, we applied statistical mixed-effects models in a repeated-measures design with 39 subjects and found that the variability between subjects was much larger than the variability from Sessions 1 to 2 (about 8 days later).

Finally, during NREM3, a difference between RefRN and N was also observed (P cluster < 0.05) but with a much larger inter-subject variability.

I.e. the process of strengthening AND pruning has a much larger effect on variability than either strengthening OR pruning alone.