Sentence examples for much smaller variability from inspiring English sources

It is important to emphasize a clear distinction between continental and oceanic conductivity patterns; while continental conductivity exhibits significant variations within depth interval 0 5 km, oceanic conductivity is obviously characterized by much smaller variability (but much higher values).

Due to the highly correlated variations of c a and AUC, Θ=AUC/c a exhibits a much smaller variability with a standard deviation of only 3.2% which demonstrates that Θ actually is approximately constant across all conducted investigations.

There is a considerable spread for asparagines in the proportion of repeats but only a much smaller variability in singlets.

As a comparison, the control graphs illustrated a much smaller variability within the same amplification method and much narrower 95%-limits of agreement of -0.3 to 0.3.

Populations in ideal conditions with high worker survival and high worker efficiency will thus switch to graded allocation strategies for much smaller variability of environmental conditions than populations that live under harsh environmental conditions.

The entire range of possible VTE prevented for LWMH to be acceptable in the current study will range from 0 to 16, a much narrower range, which is certain to result in much smaller variability, and thus an appreciably smaller confidence interval.

The second was Narrabeen, Australia, with a much smaller seasonal variability and more storm-dominated wave climate and shoreline response.

The underside of L. kotschyanum, which is shaded from ambient light exposure, exhibited a much smaller diurnal variability.

As seen in Table  1, intra-operator variability is lower than intra-expert variability and inter-operator variability is much smaller than inter-expert variability.

In contrast, cross-validation with 20 replications and bootstrapping with 200 samples showed much smaller degrees of variability between repeated analyses of the same small data set and, in both cases, the standard deviation of the C statistic was less than 0.01, which was small in relation to the absolute error.

Generally, intra-subject variability (across acquisition schemes) is found to be much smaller than inter-subject variability, confirming the importance of multi-subjects analyses.