Sentence examples for variability in the extent from inspiring English sources

The total annually cut and reforested area was used to quantify forestry activity, since this single variable explained most of the variability in the extent of different forestry operations.

There is, however, a large variability in the extent and the rate at which voices age.

Characterizing variability in the extent and nature of responses to environmental exposures is a critical aspect of human health risk assessment.

Significant spatial variability in the extent and geometry of intrusion observed in the acquired data highlights the importance of adopting continuous subsurface characterization methods such as this one.

These data indicate that there is individual variability in the extent of the damage to the inner ear by the sonic boom (and, perhaps, by other types of impulsive noise).

Based on observations that Ad infection of clonal cell populations show cell-to-cell variability in the extent of capsid binding, we hypothesized that the cell cycle may influence the outcome of Ad infection.

In this study we describe this custom-designed FDM constructed specifically to facilitate evaluation of the depth of the upper conjunctival fornix, and we assess intraobserver and interobserver variability in gauging the extent of the upper and lower fornices by validating the FDM and comparing it with subjective assessment of fornix shrinkage.

Most reports are concerned with intersubject variability, but in the extent or intensity of activation in pre-chosen regions of interest (e.g, [37], [38]).

The high inter-subject variability found in the extent of ML in the present study is consistent to what was found in dissection studies (Ebeling and Reulen 1988; Peuskens et al. 2004; Rubino et al. 2005; Choi et al. 2006; Pujari et al. 2008) and our results (cf. Table  1) are also similar to in vivo tractography studies in adult series such as Yogarajah et al.

The probabilistic maps showed a relatively high intersubject variability in the spatial extent of both areas with hOc4d being more variable than hOc3d (Fig.  8).

While patient selection, and the methods used for both surgery and VFD assessment have changed over time and differ between studies, the variability in the anterior extent of Meyer's loop is an additional confounding factor.