Sentence examples for variability from one from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, our study indicated that the use of TMM or RLE methods lead to good performance on simulated data sets, though giving rise to some variability from one repetition to another.

There is a lot of variability from one El Niño to another.

It is easy enough to take a canary into a mine, but all canaries are different, and in this case, he added, "she eliminated the variability from one canary to another".

"The sea-ice retreat can no more be explained with the natural variability from one year to the next, caused by weather influence," said Georg Heygster, head of the Institute of Environmental Physics at Bremen.

In terms of its variability from one stretch of the menu to another, Bar Q is a riddle, but it's a riddle with a solution: don't pay too much attention to the restaurant's name, which alludes to barbecue, or to the culinary direction in which that name points you.

This heterogeneity limits the generalizability as the variability from one system to another may indicate institution- or system-specific adaptations to facilitate the process.

Figure 6a e and Table 4 illustrate the RC variability obtained from one site (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway) who acquired three consecutive scans for each imaging day.

This difference of 10°C WBGT in 24 h demonstrates the variability possible from one day to the next and the need for employers and workers to be prepared for rapidly changing climate conditions.

Here, the variability found from one animal to another in the pain felt after ischemic stroke onset, appearing less intense in ischemic than in healthy animals, suggests an impact of stroke-induced damage on brain cortical and subcortical structures involved in pain feeling.

However, significant variability on mortality from one experimental protocol to another can lead to differing interpretations of the results.

Intersubject variability, defined as the variability in exposure from one patient to another when administered the same dose, is an important indicator of how efficacy and safety may vary from patient to patient.