The phrase "and variability of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or qualities of data, particularly in contexts related to statistics, research, or data analysis.
Example: "The study focused on the accuracy and variability of data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "and data variability" or "and data diversity".
And as the volume and variability of data available continues to explode, let's use our collective intelligence to make sense of it.
Overall, big data consists of three v's: volume of data, velocity of processing the data, and variability of data sources.
We employ a simple, two-step querying system despite the vast amount and variability of data contained in the mirEX 2.0 database.
We also used multiple regression (R package: stats; function: "lm") to test for an interaction between homoplasy and variability of data sets that may predict the proportion of nodes being shared between combined-data and mtDNA trees, once with the consistency index as our measure of homoplasy, and once with the retention index as our measure of homoplasy.
However, given the quality and variability of the data, human studies alone, especially those involving sensory irritation, are not adequate to serve as a reference concentration for estimating risk, or lack thereof, for a lifetime of exposure to formaldehyde.
But, there was room for improvement with respect to the cost and variability of output data.
In studies such as the present one, there are a few uncertainties present either because of the nature of the assumptions necessary to undertake the analysis or because of the uncertainly and variability of the data utilized.
It has been concluded that having a tool like PMSST which enables extraction of selected data collection sets of a specified cohort selection from different EHR systems would be very beneficial for pharmaceutical companies as it will increase the size and variability of patient data pools.
