Sentence examples for much of the variability from inspiring English sources

Much of the variability in tree vigour was related to soil morphology.

Nagelkerke R2 is an pseudo R2 which summarizes how much of the variability of the depended variable is successfully explained by the independent variables.

For both peak VO(2) and distance in the 6-minute walk test, much of the variability in exercise capacity remained unexplained by the variables tested.

This result explains much of the variability in age associated pain threshold in the literature.

In addition to explaining much of the variability in compositions listed above, it also explains major-element trends.

Both AqYield and STICS predicted much of the variability observed in soil available water content (AWC) under maize and sorghum.

Extensive studies have shown that the composition of land cover within a watershed can account for much of the variability in water quality and stream ecological conditions.

It is clear that the short-wavelength bed roughness shown in our data can explain much of the variability in the traction coefficient (β in Fig. 1d l; Table 1) derived by the initialisation inversion in one model37 (Fig. 3a).

Given that seismic data indicate broadly similar properties in subglacial sediments across the PIG catchment32, 33, we conclude that much of the variability in the basal traction must be related to unresolved bed topography.

Whereas environmental differences amongst all taxa likely explains much of the variability in the number of TEs present, the role of RIP in limiting TE expansion is another factor that is relevant in the genome of M. oryzae6.

And by using their own fixed tracks, these intelligent trains are able to avoid much of the variability and public interaction that self-driving cars and trucks will encounter when they begin to navigate congested networks of shared roads.