Nonetheless, experienced readers showed a smaller variability in terms of inter-reader variability (0.63% (0 1.39%) vs 1.42% (0 2.88%), p = 0.037) when compared to the unexperienced readers.
The most likely cause for a smaller variability in contextual encoding when executing own actions, on the other hand, is that the PFC may play a more prominent role in the case of own actions, for instance by providing accurate and certain knowledge of the goal of the action.
Families paying a caregiver were only 3% with a small variability from 1% in Piemonte (North) to 5% in Abruzzo (South).
In this scenario, patients may be at less well-determined risk of a specific toxicity and small variability in exogenous factors may significantly influence outcome.
Briefly, a score d i is calculated for each probeset to measure the relative difference in splicing index between two groups of samples, where s i is a pooled standard deviation over the two groups of samples, and so is a small positive constant that adjusts for the small variability in the data.
Second, we illustrate that even small variability in reference gene expression can have a marked influence on the presence or absence of statistical significance between study groups, especially when target genes show modest changes in mRNA abundance.
In conclusion, it should be considered that small variability in the splicing mechanism could play an important role for the plant adaptation.
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.
