Sentence examples for unusually variable from inspiring English sources

Investigators said there were no signs of excess water in the fuel or of exceptional weather or fuel temperatures; they cited unusually variable fuel flow rates as a possible culprit.

Dr. Axelrad said questions about Synthroid were not raised until the 1980's, when tests in the F.D.A. labs showed that thyroid pills appeared unusually variable from batch to batch -- sometimes significantly above the stated dose, sometimes significantly below it.

Toward this end, the researchers scanned genomic sequences from close to 50 modern humans of Eurasian ancestry looking for regions that were unusually variable; because older sequences have had a longer time to accumulate small changes than younger sequences, the degree of variability of a segment of genomic sequence can be an indicator of how old that sequence is.

The stand-level model performed well in all stands except in the stand where extinction coefficients were unusually variable and it appears unlikely that APAR could be predicted in such stands using (tree- or stand-level) models that do not allow individuals of a given species to have different extinction coefficients, leaf-area density or analogous parameters.

A minority of chosen loci had a single longer intron, and two loci were included that were entirely exonic but appeared unusually variable based on alignment.

The cell shape of strain HdN1 was unusually variable and significantly influenced by the organic growth substrate (Ehrenreich et al., 2000).

Transcripts with unusually highly variable control expression across laboratories provide a 'red herring' list for low-powered studies.

It is worth mentioning that unusually few independent variables were significantly associated with the outcomes which may be due to the current study's fairly limited sample size.

First, we tested an unusually large number of variables which did not allow us to test more than one age group.

Sequences from both DT40 and CH12 cells had joined the upstream Sμ to downstream Sα switch regions at variable positions displaying unusually long junctional microhomologies similar to recombination events previously reported using similar constructs (Kinoshita et al., 1998; Okazaki et al., 2002).

"The most important contribution of this research is that it evaluates the relationship between socioeconomic status and racial gaps in mortality for almost all ages and using an unusually rich set of socioeconomic variables.