Sentence examples for variability of content from inspiring English sources

Studies conducted in Spain [ 19, 20] and those undertaken in other countries [ 21] coincide in concluding that there is a wide variability of content in natural radionuclides depending upon the nature of the terrain and the geographic location, something that might in turn have a bearing on the spatial patterns of this disease.

In general, we find a high variability of gene content within teleost fish, no two of the species examined so far had the same gene content in their clusters.

Our results suggest that single scale analysis may not be sufficient to fully characterize vertical variability of SOC content.

The variability of tin content is commonplace in the study of the Iron Age bronze objects of Iran, especially in Luristan bronzes.

Figure 1 shows the variability of nicotine content of both unused and used pouches, on an inter- and intra-subject basis.

The aim of this study was to assess the variability of the content of nutrients, oxidizable organic and particulate matters in raw sewage and the lagoon on the effect of rainfall.

SEM-EDX of the dyed (p1 and c1) and undyed substitute textile cross-sections identified a high variability of iron content in the fibre bundles/yarns, with iron concentration increasing with increasing proximity to the fibre bundle/yarn surface.

Several studies published since then support the idea that the variability of psilocybin content in P. semilanceata is low, regardless of country of origin.

Documentation of cell types and relative amount of each type by visual inspection of two-dimensional slides of adjacent tissue as done here was feasible and easy, but utmost important as the variability of cell content was high.

Current approaches have been unfruitful in explaining the natural variability of AsA content in tomato fruit.

The variability of DNA content in unstimulated lymphocytes did not exceed 10%.