Sentence examples for variability characterize from inspiring English sources

Landslide dams are rather frequent in Italy, where a broad climatic, geological and morphological variability characterize different part of the peninsula, and have already been studied in literature, focusing different geographical regions with different levels of detail.

However, in this case the intra-couple correlation scores were lower, indicating that high levels of variability characterize the CpG island of IGF2.

High variability characterized all structural attributes measured in this forest.

High variability characterized all snag and fuel attributes measured in this forest.

Considering the significant inter-patient variability characterizing T1D subjects, patient-tailored models are required.

The inter-subject variability characterizing the patients affected by type 1 diabetes mellitus makes automatic blood glucose control very challenging.

These extraordinary palaeoflood events are correlated with Holocene climatic variability characterized by cooling and drying during the period 3200 2900 a.

Considerable variability characterizes their size, construction quality and contents, although the present evidence suggests their inhabitants were largely coeval and used similar material culture.

Although high internal variability characterized every site, common temporal trends are evidenced, as well as a suggestive western eastern gradient superimposed to the expected altitudinal one (highlands versus lowlands).

At the same time, increasing humidity and cooling is documented in central Europe, while seasonality and variability characterizes the intermediate zones, whose magnitude and spatial expression are not yet fully understood.

Although a period of maximum warmth probably occurred throughout Beringia between ca. 35 and 33 ka BP, significant regional variability characterized other intervals, with differences not only in the timing of climatic changes but also in their trends (e.g., warming in the upper Kolyma region, cooling in interior Alaska).