Sentence examples for regular variability from inspiring English sources

(This explanation of the regular variability of Algol had been conjectured a hundred years earlier by British astronomer John Goodricke).

Major deviations from Chapman theory (Chapman 1931), which is based on the regular variability of the electron concentrations with solar zenith angles, are named "anomalies".

This can be illustrated for a pandemic scenario: after careful inspection of the data, observations within the 95% prediction interval of the time series might be considered (by convention) as regular variability.

Note that a cup was identified as regular if its variability was below the variability averaged over all experimental conditions.

Venturia inaequalis is a model of invasive phytopathogenic fungus that has now reached the ultimate stage of the invasion process with a broad geographic distribution and well-established populations displaying high genetic variability, regular sexual reproduction, and demographic expansion.

Among the three distributions, NW shows the minimum variability (most regular), as expected.

A quarter of users never consumed alcohol and 32% of those who did had inadequate data for analysis (e.g. avoidance of alcohol or regular consumption so insufficient variability).

So I think that patients are getting a more consistent standard of care across the department, so less variability for regular conditions that the department sees".

As a control, all proteins of the 163 ATGC members were assigned to COGs [ 33], a random sample of 37 COGs with the mean protein length less or equal to 150 amino acids was selected, and the variability of "regular" COG members was estimated for these 33 ATGCs in the same manner (see Additional file 11).

When ΔT = 1 °C and 3 °C, the curve of NT{A},E displays irregular variability, whereas when ΔT = 5 °C, the curve of NT{A},E becomes regular in shape.

The discharge was measured at regular time interval to control variability of the discharge.