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The model incorporates: (i) variation of particle temperature and moisture content with residence time within the bed; (ii) the effect of the initial condensation during the heating period of coal fed to the fluidized bed; and (iii) variation in the superficial gas flow arising from the vaporization of moisture from the wet coal or the condensation of inlet steam for various operating conditions.

This paper presents the results for (i) variation of the instantaneous pressure distribution with time, during a time period which captures the occurrence of the maximum observed suction; (ii) statistical characteristics of the pressure fluctuations; and (iii) effects of the time and spatial averaging on the magnitude of the effective minimum pressures.

For HER station, the tendency of R i variation remained the same for three storm groups.

The tendency of R i variation at HER is different with an unexpected higher value in the recovery phase than that in the main phase.

a, f, g, i Variation in leaf morphology; b fruiting branch; c flowering branch, showing staminate catkins (d) and pistillate capitula (e); h habit; j leaves and syncarps; k leaves; l, m habit of B. kaempferi, a spiralingly twining liana; n spicate staminate catkins; o syncarps.

It consists of 80 items addressed to explore the child's motor abilities and to evaluate motor behaviour in five domains: i) variation, ii) variability (ability to select motor strategies), iii) movement fluency, iv) movement symmetry and v) motor performance.

In-flight observations of the steady coronal source Capella show that the HRC-I variation is known to better than ∼ 2% at high energies.

As expected, the MDRD GFR had a similar W-I variation (6.7%) to that of serum creatinine and its values were markedly different than GFR by creatinine clearance.

BACKGROUND: To determine the potential sensitivity of several renal function tests for detecting early changes in renal function, we compared the within-individual (W-I) variation over 5 months of serum creatinine, serum cystatin C, and creatinine clearance.

RESULTS: For the 31 volunteers, the mean W-I variations for serum creatinine (5.8%) and cystatin C (5.4%) were both much lower than the W-I variation of creatinine clearance (18.7%).

On the 15 sets of frozen samples, the W-I variation of creatinine measured by the enzymatic method (CV 5.2%) was slightly less than by the picrate method (CV 6.2%).