Sentence examples for variability relatively from inspiring English sources

Liver biopsy, as the current gold standard for diagnosing and staging liver fibrosis, has a number of limitations, including sample variability, relatively high cost, an invasive nature, and the potential of complications.

Such unrevealed relationships may stem from a high inter-subject variability relatively to the age-related changes: for example, for the fornix, only Mahalanobis distance and qT1 showed significant age-related changes, nevertheless leading to high prediction errors in the leave-one-out validation after regressing out the age-related effects.

A high ICC (close to 1) indicates that the within-individual variability is relatively small compared with the between-individual variability and that biomarkers of arsenic exposure and metabolism are relatively stable for an individual compared with between-individual variability.

Figure 3b,f,f and h suggest that the influence from internal climate variability is relatively low.

"The variability is relatively small" based on people's temperature preferences, Ulm says.

In comparison with Arad, however, this variability is relatively low and limited.

Although travel time for VTOLs can vary with weather conditions, the variability is relatively small and can be predicted given reasonable weather forecasts.

Analysis of coefficients of variation and a power analysis indicated that variability was relatively consistent down to a 100 g sample size for all parameters except starch.

Factors related to crew activity and the dimensions of overabundance, temporal demand, and variability had relatively high frequency, complexity, or impact.

The advantage of the VQT method is that this scheme samples sparsely in fields where the spatial variability is relatively uniform and more intensive where the variability is large.

Vehicle classification poses another challenge as inter-class variability is relatively smaller compared to intra-class variability.