variable

Examples of variably

variably
Variably defined as < 50% or < 70% of normal activity.
In particular, mixtures of heavy metals have been shown to have a significant, if variably, different impact on miracidia compared to single metal toxicity.
It has been variably defined in relation to the policies of the state.
To date, progress in fine mapping the candidate regions has been variably successful.
All children in the present study produced clitic pronouns variably.
It has been variably defined, with debate still ongoing.
Now, the weights on each term allow the agent to variably adjust the importance given to ratings obtained in these diverse ways.
Although strong pronouns in first and second person must be doubled, lexical and pronominal third person subjects are variably doubled.
From the number of rankings allowed by a set of variably ranked constraints, distinct outputs can be predicted.
The rhyolite has the form of a variably welded and massive, crystal-rich ignimbrite and associated non-welded pyroclastic deposits.
We heard discursive forms, including a nasal offglide after /s/; thus pues 'well then' is variably pronounced [pwésn].
In contrast, other subjects may have either obligatory singular agreement-number, or variably singular or plural agreement-number if their number is plural.
The mineral lamination in question comprises a variably well-developed planar fabric defined by the tabular plagioclase crystals.
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