Sentence examples for substantially less variation from inspiring English sources

However, longer term migration, as inferred by MNE2, implied substantially less variation in immigration rates among populations.

Thus, these runs exhibited substantially less variation than the 10 mAbs, where all process parameters and buffer compositions were held constant; only the mAb/HCCF load material was different.

In the inversion of the Gachsaran MT data, the NLCG method recovered the general resistivity distribution of the subsurface structures, but the sharp boundary inversion recovered a layered resistivity model with substantially less internal variation within the layers.

The number of reported infections showed substantially less seasonal variation than in other zoonotic enteric diseases.

The reconstruction model suggests that observers are substantially less sensitive to variations in the depth of a pole than they are to variations in lateral position (Fig.  3).

Although extensive work has been done for elucidating patterns of genetic variation, substantially less is known about the genomic regions or genes that underlie the genetic variation of this important trait.

Thus, in the rat, rabbit, and mouse kidney, occludin immunolabel expression appears to exhibit substantial axial heterogeneity, paralleling axial variations in transepithelial resistance, with substantially less proximal tubule expression than collecting duct expression.

The lack of sensitivity of prices to exchange rate movements has been well documented; prices of tradable goods respond incompletely to variations in exchange rates – substantially less than proportional to the exchange rate change.

The amount of polymorphism reported at this locus is substantially less than that reported for ITS; nevertheless, the variation observed has helped address a number of important epidemiologic questions.

Since the variations among replicate measurements are substantially less than the imprecision in the transformation of gel mobility to mRNA length, we conclude that the measurement precision is 5.5%, approximately the gel slice width.

Statistical models with only binary suborder codes gave evidence for phylogenetic signal, but the models explained no more than 2% of the variation in the data, and often substantially less.