Sentence examples for variation in ability from inspiring English sources

Yet even among these populations, there is variation in ability to perceive tones.

Our study highlights between-species variation in ability to withstand heat from surface fires.

Both single-conidium and single-chlamydospore progenies of H. phialophoroides displayed variation in ability to produce resistance-activating substances.

However, for a sufficiently steep effort cost function, the optimal sorting of players may be the one that maximizes the variation in ability across groups.

Korpi and Tåhlin (2009) track education, wages and wage growth in Sweden over the period 1974 2000 and find significant differences in returns to education across matched categories even after that variation in ability is taken into account.

Bachman (1990) also considered this norm inadequate because native speakers showed considerable variation in ability, particularly with regard to comprehension abilities that required cognitive resources from working and long-term memory.

This might mean that to the extent that normal variation in abilities are driven by genetic factors, many neural processes of small effect mediate the effects of genes on cognition [12].

By the time children start school there are already wide variations in ability between children from different backgrounds".

On the definition of "all" pupils, the criteria would include mainstream schools but would take into account a school's intake and variations in ability between cohorts.

However, the observed variations in list size and income could also potentially be explained by variations in ability and capacity among GPs.

In relation to the access-framework, variations in ability to meet the shadow price of health care (i.e., the non-treatments costs associated with access to care) are expected to be associated with variations in service utilisation.