The mean cycle time was set to be equal in all groups but its standard deviation was allowed to change, with a large and a small variability representing different extents of "temporal similarity" between the cycles.
Principal components accounted for a small variability overall.
Visual responses have short latency, small variability between trials, and a duration that matches the duration of the stimulus [see also 26].
This result illustrates that the used stone cubes are well comparable to each other with small variability between the samples.
For each experiment, the small variability between individual indices also highlights the precision of the results and further validates the method.
The biological coefficients of variation (BCV) observed in this study ranged from 0.11 to 0.19 (BCV: GR4-AS = 0.19, GR4-AP = 0.11, GR9-IS = 0.15, S-GR6 = 0.17, mean 0.16 SE = 0.018) and are close to those observed in genetically identical model organisms, indicating small variability between replicates [ 51].
From the best spliceosensor flies above described, the largest recovery in luminescence activity following MBNL1 expression and the smallest variability between replicas was detected in INSR spliceosensor line #6 (MHC-Gal4>UAS-INSR Luc 6), MHC-Gal4>UAS-INSR Luc 6t option for large-scale cherecal screening (Fig. 2A,B).
Specifically, a small intraindividual variability and large interindividual variability can lead to high test-retest reliabilities [43].
Only a mild increase in surface area occurred during decondensation, and this difference may be attributed to the small variability in area measurements between the confocal and widefield imaging stations used for mitosis and interphase, respectively (see methods).
Our findings are consistent with the pioneering work of Clayton et al who analyzed VF recordings and found a similar frequency content at 3 ECG orthogonal leads 58% of the time, with small variability in the phase relationship between leads.
