Sentence examples for small but variable from inspiring English sources

Many historic silver objects are not made of pure silver but rather of silver alloyed with small but variable amounts of copper.

Such objects usually contain small but variable amounts of copper as alloying constituent and this affects the corrosion process due to a preferential oxidation of copper.

The Ca1 site mutants also show relatively small but variable effects on K0.5 (2.6-fold to 10-fold).

Thus a very small but variable share of a CNB may represent cancer tissue on routine 10 CNB.

The midgut and Malpighian tubules had a small but variable number of sessile hemocytes, and no clear pattern was observed between any age or treatment groups.

Small but variable increases in life span were again observed in males, ranging from 0-14%, whereas female life span was unchanged or slightly decreased (Table 1).

The observed PSF field can be modeled as the result of convolving atmospheric PSF field (approximately spatially invariant, for the small angle subtended, but variable for each image capture) and the telescope PSF field component (strongly spatially variant, in this case, but approximately constant for each image on the set).

Compared with injections, the devices produced slightly smaller but less variable pulses of the drug in the bloodstream, the researchers report online today in Science Translational Medicine.

The magnetic field from currents outside the Earth are significantly smaller but highly variable as they are greatly influenced from the Sun.

The third molariform surface is generally smaller, but more variable, ranging from diamond shaped, with the long axis oblique, labial side more anterior, to rectangular.

For single- and twin-born Rambouillet lambs with 2- to 6-year-old dams at a single location, 120-d weaning weights of lambs from younger dams were smaller but more variable than those from adult (4-year-old) dams [ 12].