Sentence examples for remarkably variable from inspiring English sources

If you look just at the experienced groups of cardiac surgeons and their hospitals, the results were still remarkably variable: there was a five-hundred-per-cent difference in the mortality rates for cardiac surgery among experienced hospitals.

Rothenberg, who wrote the widely discussed book on whale communication, "Thousand Mile Song," reflects below on some recent research focused on the remarkably variable songs of humpback whales.

Thus, we not only highlight the tremendous biochemical diversity in C. o. helleri's venom-arsenal, but we also show that they experience remarkably variable strengths of evolutionary selection pressures, within each toxin class among populations and among toxin classes within each population.

The genetics of HCV infection in humans and the disease course of chronic hepatitis C are both remarkably variable.

Third, the interspecific FST values were remarkably variable across markers, with many loci displaying low FST values (<0.02).

Montipora taxonomy (as with all reef building coral) is based on skeletal morphology, which recent studies have shown can be remarkably variable, with surprising examples of convergent evolution [4], [5], rapid evolution [6], and phenotypic plasticity [7], [8].

The mass loss for VEGF is 17.01 mg/cm2, which indicating that the organic ingredients volatilized remarkably under variable temperature conditions.

Our findings demonstrate that the electronic BCG Registry is highly complete and accurate, remarkably for variables related to BCG vaccination, and thus represents a valuable valid database.

Remarkably, the major variable affecting expression in this study was predicted reduced stability in the region surrounding the initiation codon (−4 to +37; where the A of the AUG codons is +1).

Remarkably, the Bayesian variable selection models never outperformed the other models, despite our expectation that they can put more weight on SNPs that have consistent LD with QTL across lines.

In contrast to the conserved chromosome, we discovered that physiological group III has a remarkably large and variable plasmidome where closely related isolates can have different sets of plasmids.