Sentence examples for variability in the width from inspiring English sources

Also apparent is significant variability in the width and position of decreased signal relative to the GR summit.

There was considerable variability in the width of support provided by the thoracic (87 179 mm) and pelvic (109 213 mm) limb pairs, reflecting the conformational heterogeneity in the tested sample of the domestic dog population.

There was considerable variability in the widths of the 95% confidence intervals when considered relative to the range of the titers.

Furthermore, there was considerable variability in the relative width of support between thoracic and pelvic limb girdles – i.e. some animals had wider base of support in the thoracic limbs and some in the pelvic limbs.

Aerial images spanning a 65 year time period (1938 2003) were analyzed, demonstrating the variability in the inlet's width between 0 (closed) and 360 m.

Consequently, it can be difficult to isolate climatic from non-climatic variability in the raw ring width measurements, estimate the uncertainty associated with a reconstruction, and directly infer how specific techniques used to sequentially fit growth curves or to reconstruct climate influence the final estimates.

This distribution has a narrow typical time scale, as shown in Figure 3b, with high variability in the mean NB width between different clusters (Figure 3d).

A recent study found that a combination of 6 anterior segment optical coherence tomography (ASOCT) parameters (anterior chamber area, volume, and width [ACA, ACV, ACW], lens vault [LV], iris thickness at 750 μm from the scleral spur, and iris cross-sectional area) explain >80% of the variability in angle width.

The dispersive influx is sensitive to variability in the plume mixing zone width.

Considerable variability was seen in the widths of confidence intervals.

This variability in the reference will greatly affect the width of the ratio clusters and may lead to false interpretations.