The phrase "analysis the variability between" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the variability between"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the examination of differences or changes among various elements or groups.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze the variability between the test scores of different student groups."
Alternatives: "examine the differences between" or "assess the variability among".
Bland-Altman analysis (to evaluate the variability between the serum and milk antibody levels measured by ELISA over the full range of results) was performed using GraphPad Prism v6.
Additionally, the distribution of the sugar concentrations was investigated by constrained linear ordination (direct gradient analysis), using Redundancy Analysis RDAA) to analyze the variability between Bt and non-Bt plants and/or among varieties based on the composition of different sugars.
However, our analysis was good enough to show the variability between women, and suggest the need for larger follow-up studies to describe the natural course of menopausal symptoms.
However, a recently published meta-analysis [ 16] has underlined the variability between the results published to date, concluding that it is not yet possible to recommend this type of treatment due to the lack of rigorous studies with representative sample sizes.
The variability between our schools in our country is huge.
The random effects parts of the model revealed that the variability between ID district and ID par (where variability between districts was the most pronounced) were substantially lower than in the analysis above (comparing Tables 1 and 2).
These numerical differences in FEV1 response between regimens are generally accounted for by the model-based analysis that integrated the variability estimates between- and within-patient across all doses [ 19].
An analysis of the variability within and between piglets (N = 13770 probes) using matrix of parametric correlations allowed us to choose the two most reproducible replicates of 4 per piglet (Additional file 6: Figure S5).
The ICC is the ratio of the between-women variability to the total variability (between- plus within-woman variability).
