Sentence examples for wider range of variability from inspiring English sources

The GC contents of the (much more diverse) Demospongiae are always higher and show a wider range of variability than the ones of Calcarea.

Genetic tests that capture a wider range of variability in a given gene or region, rather than simply a few SNPs, may be better for prediction.

However, fasting plasma glucose could be used in the whole population as a surrogate of metabolic control of glucose homeostasis, providing a wider range of variability.

In November, the Nixon Administration announced that the United States would not offensively use the forty-nine tofs of BZ that it had stockpiled, because of the chemical's "wide range of variability of effects, long onset time, and inefficiency of existing munitions".

Firstly, the sensitivity of cytokine detections had shown a wide range of variability (approximately ranged from 1 to 96%).

A review of selected characteristics indicated a wide range of variability in the proportion of cases for which paternity is established.

The wide range of variability for plant type in cultivated beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L). has been classified into four growth habits.

As can be seen from the figure, there is a wide range of variability in the three dimensions while many sectors cluster toward the horizontal axis of the diagram implying low to moderate emissions intensity and high trade intensity.

As can be observed, this percentage presents a wide range of variability, although the entire experimental series were made in the same conditions: 1.5 mL of coagulant and 50 mg L−1 of surfactant, 100 mL of total volume.

This wide range of variability reduces the predictability of the applied forces; for this reason, a better understanding of the RS is mandatory in order to apply predictable amount of forces.

The adaptive body biasing scheme uses a phase-lock loop for variability sensing to provide resilience through the threshold voltage adjustment to maintain power amplifier performance over a wide range of variability.