Sentence examples for variability in the spatial from inspiring English sources

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).

The variability in the spatial distribution direction of CBM components, δ13C1 and δD shows that inter-well interference may still be in an early stage or the degree of inter-well interference may be relatively weak.

Based on both our FACS analysis and our BrdU incorporation experiments, we conclude that proliferation status and progression through cell-cycle can be excluded as factors responsible for the variability in the spatial configuration of juxtacentromeric heterochromatin observed between and within cell populations.

There was considerable interannual variability in the spatial distribution of hypoxia and in the thickness of the hypoxic bottom layer.

These observations collectively highlight the variability in the spatial distribution of RSFC area parcellation across subjects despite being registered to a common space.

However, our three-cluster and four-cluster solutions highlight individual differences in brain anatomy as evidenced by the variability in the spatial distribution of the resulting clusters.

In Figure 6, we compute the trial-to-trial variability in the number and the spatial organization of the activated synapses following WD.

Texture reflects the local variability of grey level in the spatial domain and reveals the information about the object structures in the natural environment [26].

While the spatial means of GQI for both the seasons reveals relatively good groundwater quality (higher values of GQI), the spatial variability in the GQI values may be linked to land-use activities.

There is significant spatial variation in the relative abundance of coating elements detected by LIBS depending on where on the rock surface sampled; this is due to the variability in thickness and spatial discontinuities in the coating.

It has been argued that in FM bats (Phyllostomidae) the emission radiation pattern introduces considerable spatial variability in the echo spectrum that may provide additional spatial localization cues in combination with the HRTF [24].