Sentence examples for variability in the importance from inspiring English sources

The variability in the importance of habitat patches (i.e. patch connectivity indices) was estimated by the difference between the two distance models (Euclidean vs. least cost) according to the patch size.

Even after accounting for these uncertainties, the results presented here for cod larvae suggest a high variability in the importance of different 'critical periods' for recruitment.

These presumably reflect interspecific variability in the importance or function of acute orexin actions in specific nuclei, and suggest that we should not assume that the system operates identically across species.

If these differences relate to true variability in the relative importance parents place on different types of outcomes, after controlling for the duration and severity of these outcomes, an important implication is that increased attention should focus on minimizing potential complications in healthy individuals.

In addition, this variability underscores the importance of tourists' seeking information before traveling to dengue-endemic areas.

The linkages among temperature, drought, and fire contributions in this study underscore their similar responses to climate variability and the importance of balanced investments in field and modeling research programs that improve our understanding of all of these interactions and their representation in ESMs.

The inter-professional variability highlights the importance of multidisciplinary perspectives in assessment of medication errors and optimisations in clinical practice and research.

The annual variability in the collected data emphasises the importance of appropriate long-term monitoring programmes to create sound data on the extent, frequency and rate of soil erosion by water at a field to landscape scale.

A high degree of variability in the classification accuracies underscores the importance of extensive, in-depth analysis of remote sensing techniques and applications, and highlights the potential problem for misleading results based on just a few tests.

The model also predicts similar behaviour in the at-a-station variability of bed load and in the importance of variation of active width, relative to bed shear stress, in the transport process.

The strong evidences of underestimation of the patients' problems and the variability in the professionals' ICF-classifications demonstrated the importance of describing the patient's problems both from the patient's and the professional's perspective beneficial for the patient's rehabilitation.