Sentence examples for variability work from inspiring English sources

Results from this study suggest that both existing channel boundary variability and input hydrologic variability work together to create hydrodynamic spatial patterns that control the fate and transport of sediments in mountain rivers and ultimately their spatial structure.

The variability in the exposure variable, working time with back bent forwards >60 degrees (measured in hours), was based on data from a pilot study of a working population comparable to the one aimed to be recruited for the current study.

The lateral (y-axis) produced the greatest amount of variability between work cycles (coefficient of variation up to 20%).

It is concluded that the inherent variability between work cycles and tasks reinforces the requirement to perform a full task analysis prior to measuring WBV exposures to ensure that all tasks are measured and that adequate cycles are measured to obtain a reliable indication of the vibration emission.

Checklists are promoted, yet standardized formats may not reflect the variability and work flow of rounds or support the cognitive development of medical trainees.

For example, the genetic bases for variability in working memory in healthy people may also be the basis for working memory impairments commonly found in patients.

Though variability in working hours has increased across both sides of standard working hours (40 h in Korea), to date, research on short working hours has been largely neglected.

Working with human samples of fresh bone directly obtained from fractured sites generates higher variability than working with cell lines or isogeneic animal models, but provides a scenario closer to the pathophysiological situation.

Variability in working memory patterns occurring across trials for each unit was analyzed and compared between the 2- and 4-population networks and the neuronal populations.

Variability in working memory patterns occurring across trials for each unit was analyzed and compared to that observed in the 2- and 4-population networks of 200 units.

There was significant variability in the work group climate factor at both the work group (σ = 3.54, p < 0.001) and individual (σ = 14.12, p < 0.001) levels of analysis, indicating that variability in both work group characteristics and individual employee characteristics may influence overall ratings of work group climate.