Quantification of cell area revealed that in Rab5DN expressing embryos there is a bigger variability in cell area, since cells are more evenly distributed among the different cell area classes when compared with wild type (Figure 5F).
In conclusion, each patient responds to treatment differently, and therefore, there is a big individual variability in terms of neuromuscular and functional response to the orthodontic-surgical therapy.
It is these agents that exhibit the largest variation in fitness and that act as the biggest source of variability in the resulting networks.
The report demonstrated that managers of private-equity owned firms had bigger equity stakes, more variability in their pay and ran companies with more debt.
Cyclostationary empirical orthogonal function (CSEOF) analysis is introduced as an efficient and valuable technique to interpret space time structure of variability in a big dataset.
Additionally, there was substantial variability in the big home profile with a high number of contacts at home: it was found rarely in Germany, Netherlands and Poland.
"We know there's a great degree of variability in the types of outcomes," he said.
This, in turn, is no big deal as there is great year-on-year variability in the level of hurricane activity, which responds to various natural factors such as El Niño and the so-called Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, as well as the progressive warming of the oceans as climate change bites harder.
Automated delineation is highly needed but faces big challenges from the complexity and variability in neural foramina images.
The coefficient of determination R obtained from the fitted linear regressions indicated historic MAP accounted for 82.1%, 69.1%, and 74.1% of the variability in percent cover of big bluestem for CKS, EKS, and SIL ecotypes, respectively.
