To summarize, our internal standard reference (p3) allows for a reduction in variability from two sources: the variability of the numerator (R) and the overall variance because the covariance of the measurements lessens the variability.
In addition to improved adherence and persistence, combination therapy in the management of hypertension allows for a reduction in BP variability [ 31].
Although meta-analyses usually use aggregate study data, recent research has shown that the use of individual-level data or individual- and aggregate-level data, allows for a better estimate of variability [ 11, 12].
This allows for a reduction (increase) of the variability of FI.
An additional 3 mm margin was extended to CTVs to create the planning target volume (PTV) to allow for a setup variability and internal motion.
Although Method 1 performs best, it makes the very restrictive assumption that we can fix the allele frequency A2 at its true value, without allowing for any variability associated with an estimate of A2.
A better assay of minerals requires a dataset containing samples with a greater variability, which allows for an improvement in the predictive ability of FT-MIR spectroscopy.
In the latter paper, Muller et al. mention that an advantage of an agent approach is that the non-deterministic behaviour in an agent approach allows for variability in a game-experience.
Introducing distributions for key parameters allows for this variability, with an extremely broad distribution of within-herd prevalences evolving from the initial state, but this approach still fails to reproduce typical within-farm prevalences seen in the field, giving little confidence in the predictive power of such a method without reweighting.
The fragile transcriptional regulatory program provides a framework that allows for expression variability, and the subsequent eviction of nucleosomes close to the TSS is required for promoter activation.
