They are then - and only then - provided with treatment programmes of highly variable quality.
Viv is of highly variable moods, and may or may not mean what she says.
Most notable among these is bar-coding, the identification of species with short sections of highly variable DNA.
It consists of a collection of highly variable proteins that are involved in recognising invading parasitic organisms.
Local clays or shales of highly variable composition are used in order to keep transportation costs as low as possible.
The Carboniferous Period was a time of highly variable depositional settings, characterized by both shallow marine and continental environments.
As compromise arrangements like that reached by the Takimura family grow in number, experts say the Japanese family is shifting from a model that was once heavily centered on male-based succession and inheritance, to one of highly variable geometry.
He ponders how its family – a group of highly variable, fire-resistant, suckering species that developed ways of fixing atmospheric nitrogen 100m years before beans did – had outlived the dinosaurs, and whether this individual seed, endowed with who-knows-what genetic quirks, might make landfall on a distant island, find a partner and begin the evolution of a new species.
A few moments in the book are maddening, including a quote from "24"'s Joel Surnow, in which he insists, "My politics really didn't enter into the storytelling at all," but Sepinwall is consistently enlightening and balanced about the very different production styles of highly variable TV creators.
From his spartan London office, he directs the activities of the sandbaggers: covert operatives who are dispatched around the world on assignments of highly variable savoriness, from lifting imperiled agents out of hostile territory to assassinating captured colleagues before state secrets can be spilled.
This question is particularly important in the face of highly variable pathogens such as HIV-1.
