Sentence examples for much more variability from inspiring English sources

If fewer bacteria were inoculated initially, the onset of infections may also be variable over time, inducing much more variability in the data and less statistical power.

In the longer term this exceptional weather and extensive floods highlights that we are going to have to adapt to much more variability and extremes in the future".

When fungal richness was analyzed against variety and volume of woody debris, variety of woody debris explained much more variability than woody debris volume.

But genes have also managed to cross the boundaries of these groups so often that there is much more variability within the people in any given population than between populations.

For the unrounded environment, there was much more variability.

Sector disaggregation produces much more variability, with significant differences in gender elasticity found for 5 of 12 sectors.

Minimum sample size depends on the expected magnitude of the biological effect, the inherent variability of the target being measured (for example, cerebral spinal fluid Aβ is much more variable than hippocampal Aβ), variability in behavioral measures or other outcomes, and other factors such as variations in survival within the particular cohort of animals.

This normalizing method accounts for absolute change over time because normalized indicators within an identical range have much more similar variability than the original ones.

Also, much more genetic variability could have been observed by sequencing the gene encoding for the attachment glycoprotein (G gene) as suggested by RSV and limited HMPV sequences (14, 15 ).

A random progression of aneuploidy would display much more pronounced variability within each stem cell class, while the spread of aneuploidy would be similar in all stem cell classes, and not differentially expressed in each of them.

Indeed, there was just as much (or more) variability in these measures over time as there was variability in pain.