Sentence examples for much larger variations from inspiring English sources

In response to different carbon policies, the optimal time of prescribed burning only varies slightly, but its intensity can experience much larger variations.

In this case, the chemical environment may lead to much larger variations in the phase shift compared to the shift due to the pn-junction.

Results show that genotyping is in general of good quality whereas reporting presents much larger variations between laboratories and generally a lack of information [ 14– 17].

E. billingiae shows much larger variations, e.g. apparently more possibilities for biofilm formation and adhesion, no synthesis or utilization of levan, the absence of a non-ribosomal peptide synthetase similar to EppT and a T3SS with the HAE-region, the SopA protein and possesses a VirK protein.

Indeed, it is likely that naturally occurring day-to-day variation in dietary intake (e.g., having a glass of milk or some cheese one day and not the next) will lead to much larger variations in estrogen exposure than is associated with drinking water intake of prescribed estrogens or naturally occurring estrogens.

The variation in Mg/Ca exhibits a much larger variation in both types of tissue in AG93.

Moreover, in Figure 9A, an un-smoothed curve is illustrated, where the variable integration time was not active during the TAC record causing much larger variation of the values.

As was the case with the Scripps IC50 data, there is no appreciable difference between the BCI and the FCFP_6 models apart from the much larger variation of the ROC score for the BCI model.

In contrast to (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F), the variable integration time was not active during the TAC record in figure (A) causing much larger variation of the values.

This second regime is however accompanied by surface instabilities that can lead to a much larger variation in the edge of the dust layer than seen in the early growth regime.

Although the meteor radar count rate and height distribution variations are consistent with a similar frequency meteor radar operating at Andenes (69.3°N), the peak heights show a much larger variation than at Andenes, while the count rate maximum-to-minimum ratios show a much smaller variation.