Sentences with phrase «huge variability»

In reality — both are not accurate enough to say anything much over such short periods and with such huge variability.

Consumers are being warned about the accuracy of heart rate apps after a study found huge variability between commercially available apps, even those using the same technology.

The movement of the ice leads to huge variability over small scales, with many interesting scenes and patterns visible and a variety of color shades.

«We see huge variability in noise sensitivity, and this gives us a marker to predict that sensitivity.»

«As you can see, there is huge variability in the date.

There is a HUGE variability to when children will sleep through the night, especially if you don't Ferberize or do any «cry it out» variant.

That's important because there's a huge variability — up to 300 percent — in the sizes of the primary visual areas of humans.

A variable condition One major challenge of understanding and treating pain is its huge variability.

Linguists have noticed that, despite the huge variability of human languages, there are some preferences in the sound of words that can be found across languages.

«To say, «Drink this much every hour is really hard,» says Dr. Roberts, «because of the huge variability in sweat rates in people.»

At this point I'll put on my pointy academics hat and say that over 12 months the total return of a portfolio of stocks has a huge variability and so whoever wins will of course simply be the one that was the luckiest.

Where there is huge variability and slow greenhouse gas warming are well within instrument measurement error.

One of the challenges we face is the huge variability in demand for electricity by season, time of day and other factors, and the need to have production capacity «reserves» to accommodate spikes in demand quickly.

There was huge variability in these rates, some tracts had the highest in the world and others had no suicides at all!