Sentence examples for variability in the study from inspiring English sources

Extrapolation of results from such studies to clinical studies becomes difficult due to a large variability in the study designs.

HRQoL has been shown to be a predictor of HF outcomes however, variability in the study designs make it difficult to apply these findings to a clinical setting.

However, documentation of the factors that influence the level of adaptation to climate variability in the study area is quite limited.

The standard FAO classification scheme provides a standardized system of classification that can be used to analyze spatial and temporal land cover variability in the study area.

Suggestions and guidelines for conducting simple comparative, quantitative analyses of genetic variability in the study species are also provided.

This simplification is required due to the scarcity of available weather stations and the lack of local modelling of the rainfall spatial variability in the study area.

Small patient samples and great variability in the studied variable is often the reason for this.

We observed variability in the studies' median slope factor estimates; Brunekreef (1984), in a meta-analysis of earlier studies associating PbB with PbA, also noted such variability.

Uncertainties in the current assessment are also related to the limits in discriminatory power due to data variability in the studies underlying this assessment.

The ability to incorporate rural areas in the exposure assessment added to the variability in the studies exposure estimates, particularly for NO2 and O3, as the majority of historical NAPS measurements in Canada represent pollutant concentration in large urban areas.

There was statistical significant variability in the studied cognitive parameters such as motor praxis, vasomotor organization, thinking operations, attention, and concentration in older adults with moderate or severe cognitive impairment.