Sentence examples for variable spectrum from inspiring English sources

In fact, a variable spectrum of imaging patterns can be associated with grade 1 CS, ranging from apparently benign asymptomatic enchondroma to clearly aggressive symptomatic malignant cartilaginous lesion.

In conclusion, our cohort of AMGP represents a biologically variable spectrum of lesions that includes mucinous hyperplastic proliferations as well as endometrioid and mucinous adenocarcinomas that are occasionally myoinvasive.

Under the current staging system within a specific stage a variable spectrum of outcome exists (> 25% in stage II disease).

One example of mutations in a gene that lead to a highly variable spectrum of clinical phenotypes is the CRB1 gene (OMIM #604210).

As an example, 'cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (CTX)' is a rare lipid-storage disease causing a variable spectrum of neurologic and other organ dysfunction.

Most previous studies have been conducted in smaller series of patients spanning a highly variable spectrum of severity (from mild to severe trauma) [ 15- 17, 58].

Amplitudes of the time variable spectra of seasonal oscillations of the global and regional atmospheric excitation functions of polar motion are variable.

Walsh codes of given length show very variable spectra, and thus, they fail to achieve an homogeneous robustness of all users signaling against multi-path fading that occurs during transmission.

Obviously, the variable spectra of factors may have an impact on the alcohol-dependent behaviour in women.

Partial least-squares (PLS) regression is a statistical method that develops a linear regression model by projecting the predicted variable (% parasitemia) and the observable variable (spectra) onto a new multidimensional space.

On the other hand, direct isolation of significant amounts of specific flavonoid glycosides from plant sources is time-consuming since plants contain wide and variable spectra of glycosides with different types of sugar attachment (Harborne and Baxter 1999).