variably
Variably is an English adverb that means in a variable manner or to varying degrees. It describes processes or results that are not constant and may depend on different conditions, subjects, or contexts. The term is commonly used in scientific, mathematical, and technical writing to indicate that a parameter can take different values across observations or settings. Examples include: "The response varied with temperature," and "The measurements were variably affected by noise."
Etymology and form: Variably is formed from the adjective variable plus the suffix -ly, which turns adjectives
Usage notes: In everyday speech, variably is less common than phrases such as varying or to varying