Sentence examples for the highest level of variability from inspiring English sources

The highest level of variability among justices who served since 1941 was in the opinions of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who retired in 2006.

Finally, we performed more runs in the density situations close to the critical threshold, since in those situations the results were characterised by the highest level of variability.

Particular attention is paid to evaluate if DP have a countercyclical effect against fluctuations of market income (i.e. farm income net of DP) over time and if DP are targeted towards those farms facing the highest level of variability of market income.

The highest level of variability for growth during the first year was observed at the Pertuis site (±4.9), followed by Buech (±1.3).

However, neurotoxin levels varied between venom samples, with the lowest level of variability for snakes from the center of the range of distribution and the highest level of variability for snakes collected in zones of intergradation between Vaz and Vaa snakes.

The highest level of variability between the studied C. jejuni isolates was observed in the regions associated with the biosynthesis of surface structures such as flagellin, LOS, CPS, FM, metabolic, biosynthestic and regulatory processes and the DNA restriction modification (R/M) locus.

The most divergent SNP between Spanish and the six CEPH Europeans is rs182549; a marker associated with hypolactasia and the LCT gene [28] that shows the highest levels of variability within Europe of any genomic region studied to date [29].

The ORF2 and ORF5 of SH1211 exhibited the highest levels of variability, compared with the various HP-PRRSV strains, with 91.3% and 84.4% nucleotide sequence identities shared with the JXA1 strain, respectively.

These are African populations of the two species with the highest levels of variability and lowest levels of linkage disequilibrium (Begun and Aquadro 1993; Baudry et al. 2004, 2006; Haddrill, Thornton, et al. 2005; Nolte and Schlotterer 2008), suggesting that they have likely maintained large populations that have been free of bottlenecks associated with very recent range expansion.

Despite the high level of variability of the various assemblage metrics observed between sampling stations, some trends in the data could be detected.

The marked differences in duration for the three years of data demonstrate the high level of variability these resources are subject to.