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Meanings of highly variable in English

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However, reported reliability measures were highly variable for different methods and agents.
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Traditionally reprogrammed cells are highly variable, making them difficult to work with.
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However, this definition identifies MBs with highly variable short-term risk of death.
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Background: Reported frequency of post-stroke dysphagia in the literature is highly variable.
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Its expression in tissues is highly variable, indicating complex regulatory mechanisms involved.
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The disintegration and dissolution of commercially available calcium tablets was highly variable.
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Rudimentary parts, as is generally admitted, are apt to be highly variable.
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Second, the marker-to-OC ratios of available biomass smoke profiles are highly variable.
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Treatment effects on podocyte GL-3 content and foot process width were highly variable.
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Conclusion: Patient values and preferences regarding thromboprophylaxis treatment appear to be highly variable.
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Background: The clinical features, course and outcome of hantavirus infection is highly variable.
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The clinical course is highly variable and several clinical features have prognostic value.
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The clinical course and outcome of HIV-1 infection are highly variable among individuals.
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Current published protocols require significant added clinical effort and have highly variable results.
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Existing assays are time consuming, and results are often highly variable.
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A task-based coding scheme was employed to better define the highly variable work.
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