Sentence examples for show less variable from inspiring English sources
We show less variable absorption of diluted insulin, based on a difference in the intersubject variability of t max.
Might ground-nesting species show less variable nest morphologies than above-ground nesting species?
Furthermore, the normal group showed less variable ranges of motion performing the standard tasks, whereas for the prosthetic group this varied greatly, which is likely to be dependent on muscle strength.
The two most variable parameters are shown in Figure 2b, all other parameters showed less variability across the conditions (data not shown).
In consequence, insulin detemir has shown a less variable pharmacodynamic profile than alternative basal insulins; this manifests as more consistent temporal glucose reduction profiles in repeat-clamp studies.
Makler chamber showed to be less variable, whereas the greatest variability was recorded in slide-coverslip, where significant differences between central and peripheral fields were found.
Rambouillet sheep, in general, showed lower and less variable micromineral levels than Suffolk sheep.
It has been shown to be less variable than ADAS-cog, to have excellent 2-year responsiveness and to be appropriate in distinguishing between MCI and AD patients.
In addition, reporting the uneven expression of 13 HKG in a panel of normal and tumour human tissues, de Kok et al (2005) have shown that the less variable HKG differed according to the tissue and suggested that it will be important, before experiments, to establish HKG variations clearly to select the best one for quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) standardisation.
As he writes in a new paper in Geophysical Research Letters, the different approach at a latitude where the flow is much less variable shows "that substantial slowing of the [conveyor] did not occur during the past 7 years".
Imaging methods have been shown to be significantly less variable than tape-measure methods, but also less convenient for routine clinical use [ 28- 31].
