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There are a number of reasons why local measurements can be less repeatable than eye averages, including a lower signal to noise ratio, small changes in stimulus placement on the retina, and changes in electrode placement in the case of amplitudes.

Varus valgus angulation and internal external rotation were less repeatable during passive flexion than simulated active flexion, regardless of the loading ratio used, in both the intact (p<0.05) and unstable (p<0.05) elbows.

Though, the LPS-induced PMN, IL-6 and IL-8 responses were less repeatable.

Measurements of the second toe were considerably less repeatable than those of the third and fourth toe, presumably because this toe is shorter and, hence, more, susceptible to measurement error.

"The amateur player is no less repeatable than a tour pro," said Randy Peterson, Callaway Golf's director of fitting and instruction.

When comparing both the same and different instruments across time in the second part of our study, we found that amplitudes were much less repeatable than implicit times.

However, glucose-dependent tests are less reliable (repeatable) than A1C (17).

Diagnostic algorithm-based cause-of-death determination may be less accurate than physician review, but has the advantage of being transparent and repeatable.

They should be less than 30 minutes.

We also used the less frequently seen QTI because it was reported to be less sensitive to changes in HR and more repeatable than QTcB (Rautaharju et al. 1991).

These signals showed a stronger and significant association under WS than that for WW, in which the P values were less significant and less repeatable.