Sentence examples for variability suggest from inspiring English sources

The coherent geographical and ecological patterns of tree-ring variability suggest that dendrochronological networks help define bioclimatic zones and forest types.

Pyne et al. (1996) concluded that the historic ranges of variability suggest that the distribution of wildfires across the landscape is shifting, and that the majority of wildfires nowadays are burning closer to developed areas of the wildland-urban interface.

Yet the reduced penetrance of RET DNA HSCR-associated variants together with the phenotypic variability suggest the involvement of additional genes in the disease.

Reduced penetrance of RET mutations and phenotypic variability suggest the involvement of additional modifying genes in the disease.

Furthermore, the independent associations of several clinical and laboratory values with bicarbonate variability suggest that patient-level factors contribute as well.

The periodical patterns of nucleotide variability suggest the location of nucleosomes that are phased at TSS, and can be viewed as the genetic footprint of the chromatin state that has been maintained throughout mammalian evolutionary history.

This variability suggests that these climate variables should be treated with considerable circumspection, especially insofar as the two measures of importance given by MaxEnt were statistically uncorrelated (r2<0.04) in our example.

Compositions of groundwater samples from tubewells show high spatial variability, suggesting limited mixing and low and spatially variable recharge rates and flow velocities.

Measures of intra-individual variability suggested that brains of the ADHD group were less variable than those of controls.

This variability suggests that time to reoperation is at least partially a physician-dependent variable, rather than a variable that reflects the course of the disease.

The variability suggests that publications can get away with more than they think – when journalists push, sometimes the red line moves.