Sentence examples for the enormous variability from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, seasonal influenza is extremely variable in its actual characteristics (cf. e.g. the enormous variability in the age-dependent attack rates shown in Figure 5a), hence, findings reported in older studies can only serve as heuristics and not as precise parameter estimates.
One limitation to summarizing formin properties relates to the enormous variability in domain organization among the plant formins.
It shows the enormous variability between "base load" and "peak load" among different energy users.Industry, at the bottom, takes a steady draw of energy: about a quarter of all power used during peak hours.
These latter unexpected results emphasize the enormous variability of tropical tropospheric ozone and hydroxyl concentrations, which determine the oxidizing efficiency of the troposphere.
The enormous variability of the mutations combined with the fact that more than 50%% of mutations occur in the cell before the cancer phenotype is established introduces a high noise to signal into genome and/or exon sequencing that confounds the interpretation of data [30, 31].
This stresses the enormous variability of MULEs and their particular evolutionary dynamics [24].
Understanding the factors underlying this enormous variability is a central problem in evolutionary biology.
Owing to this enormous variability, and on the basis of previous studies [ 25- 30], we aimed to detect a difference of 25% or more between any of the groups (control and intervention).
Some genes, notably those of the immune system, show enormous variability, but the variability does not track with racial groupings.
What is most disturbing is that when board certified intensivists are provided with the same PAC data there is enormous variability in the intervention consequent to 'interpretation' of the data [51].
What is most disturbing is that when board certified intensivists are provided with the same PAC data there is enormous variability in the intervention consequent to 'interpretation' of the data [ 51].
