Looking ahead, the biggest variability in climate predictions, scientists say, comes not from uncertainty about emerging patterns but from uncertainty about what humans will do — or not do — to combat global warming.
It takes into account the big variability in the joint space that exists between individuals.
"While there is some innovative work being undertaken in the HE sector to address the low levels of participation of this group of students, big variability exists in their chances of participating in HE across providers," said Dr Graeme Atherton, co-author of the report and director of Neon, part of London Higher, which brings together higher education providers in London.
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.
Additionally, level of education explains a big part of the variability in the cognitive results, however, even after accounting for differences in the education structure, the differences in cognitive scores between countries still persist.
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.
Automated delineation is highly needed but faces big challenges from the complexity and variability in neural foramina images.
