Sentence examples for substantially variable from inspiring English sources

Soils were found to have substantially variable properties but had on average sandy texture, weak structure and limited depth to bedrock.

It is very difficult to assess histopathology in Thy1-haSN(A53T) mice as the age of onset to manifest neuropathology is very heterogeneous and hence, the quantification substantially variable.

For example, different sgRNAs targeting the same gene can result in substantially variable DNA cleavage efficiencies (Bassett et al. 2013; Chen et al. 2013; Wang et al. 2014); thus, identifying active sgRNAs can be time consuming and costly.

Partitioning the sites into groups according to ancestral amino acid identity explains some of the variation, with mutations at certain amino acids being unconditionally deleterious, others unconditionally nearly neutral, and others with substantially variable effects.

Furthermore, the present subject groups were selected using the ΔMFD% as the classifier rather than absolute MFD change, as patients at different ages and with different durations of diabetes tend to have substantially variable levels of baseline MFD.

These data suggest that mutations in different domains of the enzyme may have substantially variable impact on its catalytic activity, and that they may not affect folding and activity simultaneously.

Mean extraction of nicotine (39.2 ± 23.0%) was slightly higher than in our study (33.3 ± 9.9%) and substantially more variable.

In contrast, sequences of the HMG region of MAT1-2 were substantially more variable, revealing seven well-supported clades that correlated to host of isolation.

Correlation coefficients for other modalities were substantially more variable.

The numbers stored are substantially more variable than the number of non-fertile sperm inseminated (Wedell 2001).

With GBLUP, schemes that constrained ΔF A showed a substantially more variable IBD profile across the genome, than those that constrained ΔF G.