"variability accounted for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it, for example, in a sentence such as: "The study concluded that the variability accounted for by the genetic factors was only a small percentage of the overall variance."
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(The aftereffects from the 2004-2005 El Niño and year-to-year variability accounted for the rest).
Consequently, for accurate estimates of diet or trophic position it is essential that discrimination factors be quantified, whether directly or by modelling e.g. [15], and variability accounted for in analyses (such as through Bayesian modelling, e.g. [21], [22]).
Chlorophyll concentration is largely regulated by the availability of light, nutrients, and the effect of temperature, with half of the residual variability accounted for by factors depending on geographic location.
To maximise ability to capture of variability accounted for primarily by biological factors only, it was considered prudent to normalise input RNAs of all samples prior to array probe generation.
Interpersonal variability accounted for approximately half of the total variance.
Indeed in our own validation experiments, we observed large inter-individual variability, accounting for up to 20% of overall response variability (Bach, Flandin, et al., 2010).
The only two unexplained specimens, RS18 and RS71 from the same patient, may represent a unique biological variability, accounting for the misclassification using this 52-gene molecular signature.
Our model differs from an earlier one by Zwislocki (1960), as we describe also trial-to-trial variability, accounting for a wide range of IPI values.
A single functional SNP in the promoter of the VKORC1 gene, VKORC1 c.-1639G>A c.-1639G>A VKORC1 gene expression, haffectinghown to be a major determinant of coumarin dose VKORC1ility, accountingener 13–49% of dosexpression [ 7– 9].
By decomposing total variability into group variability and between-condition variability, we showed that most of the variability was accounted for by group variability; the variability related to condition was small.
