Sentence examples for wide variation reflects from inspiring English sources

The wide variation reflects the variation in data collection.

There was a wide ethnic variation, reflecting the participating centres; 660 (44.2%) were Caucasian, 240 (16.1%) were Hispanic, 228 (15.3%) were black African, African-American or Afro-Caribbean and 303 (20.3%) were south-east Asian.

At enrolment, the mean (SD) disease duration was 24.2 (18.0) weeks, 1036/1150 (90.1%) patients were women and there was a wide racial/ethnic variation, reflecting the geographical distribution of participating centres: 516/1148 (45.0%) were Caucasian, 182/1148 (15.9%) were Hispanic, 154/1148 (13.4%) were black African or Afro-Caribbean and 151/1148 (13.2%) were Korean.

This wide variation may reflect differences in phenotypes, disease stage or disease duration.

5 It is noteworthy that the mean number of consultations in the 12 months before diagnosis for each cancer is higher than might be expected for populations in these age groups, 34 although there is a wide variation as reflected in the standard deviations.

Within that, there are wide variations, which reflect differences in climate, sense and money.

The wide variation in part reflects the difficulty scientists still have in predicting sea level rises.

The wide variation by borough reflects several demographic trends, including an exodus of blacks to the suburbs and the South, and white gentrification in Harlem and other Upper Manhattan neighborhoods and in Central Brooklyn, where younger couples are gravitating to raise families.

The wide variation of priorities reflects the scope of care delivery of children's nurses and mirrors many global care concerns in caring for children.

The wide variation in prevalence reflects in part the lack of a standard approach to screening for ILD in newly diagnosed patients with myositis.

Since the explorative analysis of diurnal physical activity behavior revealed relatively high inter-individual variation (reflected by the wide confidence intervals [see Figures  2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7]), individualized approaches might be another, probably even more promising option to integrate an optimized physical activity or exercise routine into older adults' lives.