Sentence examples for variable generally from inspiring English sources

The fistulous walls show variable, generally intermediate signal intensity on both T1- and T2-weighted acquisitions, with corresponding "tram-track" enhancement (Fig. 7) on post-gadolinium images.

Models using individual observations for the dependent variable generally simulated monthly runoff with reasonable skill in the validation watersheds (median Nash Sutcliffe efficiency = 0.53, median R2 = 0.66, median magnitude of the deviation of runoff volume = 13%).

However, the inverse model, i.e., the model that computes the control variable (generally the voltage) is even more difficult to find due to the numerical complexity that implies the inverse of the nonlinear forward model.

The height variable generally used in evaluating the dominant height in P. radiata is Mean Top Height (MTH), which is defined as the mean height of the 100 largest diameter stems of well-formed trees per hectare (Burkhart & Tennent 1977).

The upperparts are uniformly colored, but their tone is variable: generally ochraceous brown, but approaching yellow, red, or olivaceous in some individuals.

The number of females per herd is variable, generally ranging from 14 to 32, but is highest in the densest populations and also increases with forage density.

The investigated independent variables generally explained a smaller fraction of the variability in observed deposition compared to emission fluxes and half of the relationships were statistically not significant (Table 3).

Statistical dependence among random hydraulic variables generally stems from a common meteorological cause.

Forest cover was negatively related to most of the structural variables, generally in a non-linear manner.

In case of multiple defects, the independent assumption of variables generally leads to a conservative estimate of the failure probability.

The variables loaded highly on the factor; loadings ranged from.78 to.88; each pair of variables generally had equivalent loadings on the factor.