Sentence examples for variability to be expected from inspiring English sources

A massively parallel high performance computational platform (a 1200 processor IBM SP-2) was used to conduct three-dimensional, high resolution simulations to ascertain the spatial variability to be expected during a monitoring period.

This makes the recently investigated site at Jaksice II invaluable for improving our state of knowledge of the variability to be expected in Gravettian occupations, not only in Poland but in Central Europe.

Different outcomes have been observed in a minority of these patients in agreement with the interindividual and intra-familial variability to be expected for an autosomal dominant disorder.

Because they were so comparable in all of our measures, these 2 groups were used to estimate the number of false positives due to technical variability to be expected using our standard t-tests.

The number of molecules with significant changes in conformation was small (one to five molecules) compared to the whole system (1600 molecules), and within the range of the statistical variability to be expected at this temperature.

This variability is to be expected, even as the planet continues to heat up under human driven global warming.

Possibly a greater variability is to be expected when assessing more difficult physical function compared to activities of daily living and pain.

This variability is to be expected, because mismatch thermodynamics depend on the identity of the mismatched base pair as well as the identity of its near neighbors.

Observations from the standardized mechanical setup indicate that increased inter-instrumental variability is to be expected almost instantly when accelerometers are applied during free living conditions in the field.

In this paper, we extend a particular class of such auto-association networks, viz., sequence memory networks, to include variable sparseness and thereby add one aspect of variability that is to be expected in biological neural networks.

Considerable variability is also to be expected in the delivery of nanoparticulate Fe oxyhydroxides by the iceberg conveyor belt, but areas of high iceberg density and rapid iceberg melting, such as the Weddell Sea, are likely to be a prime focus.