Sentence examples for variation is so from inspiring English sources

Explain why genetic variation is so important to this process.

The variation is so wide, though, that people in Tennessee could see double-digit declines while those in North Dakota may see steep increases.

Variation is so great, they argue, that if there is some sort of signal from the melting Arctic, it is being lost in the noise.

Indeed, because the variation is so large, the effect can be pinned down much more precisely than in most postwar studies.

In some widespread species, such as the Eurasian scops owl (O. scops) and the screech owl, geographic variation is so great that some divergent races are more different from one another than some species are from one another.

When the two images are nearly the same, the maximum variation is so small that the noise impact is increased.

He served brilliantly and variation was so good.

The variation was so small that it will hardly affect the requirements of construction.

No doubt selection shaped the adaptations of my Devonian trilobites every bit as much as we find it does in modern coevolving populations of plants and their insect pollinators; but still there is no practical way actually to study the selection process in long-extinct species, where the fine details of the structure of populational variation are so poorly preserved.

No old coot in "Enigma Variations" is so busy with his pipe that he can't perform a perfect arabesque, atop a bicycle.

Borgstede's excellent liner notes include the admission that, "One work, however, the second Chaconne in G Major (HWV422) with its 62 Variations, is so monotonously simple that not even my desire for completeness could justify my including it here".