Sentence examples for both the variability in from inspiring English sources

The difference in power generation for identical MFC units illustrates that the bioelectricity generated was directly proportional to both the variability in wastewater inflow quality and the salt content of the seawater source used.

This term represents both the variability in the ratings due to the interaction of participants, scenarios and sections and any variability that was unaccounted for in the design.

6 The case for more detailed consumer product information for complementary medicine is given more credence if one considers both the variability in health literacy across the population 36 and the variability in complementary medicine products with similar names.

We performed the variable selection based on a combination of missing data multiple imputation (MI) and bootstrap resampling, thus allowing control for both the variability in the imputation as well as in the automated selection procedure [ 24].

Initial studies have begun to probe this question but, as larger clinical studies are contemplated, it is critical to understand both the variability in the amounts of ctDNA present and the etiology of this variability.

The second model was a regression analysis with predicted damage to Meyer's loop as the single independent variable, as this encompassed both the variability in the resection size and the location of Meyer's loop.

We were interested both in the variability in timing within a given computer system, and across systems.

Specifically, for both soil textures, the variability in ¯¯¯¯¯¯GR/¯¯¯P is smallest at the Andrews Forest with the highest ¯¯¯P (191.3 cm/year) and ¯¯¯¯¯¯GR/¯¯¯P is least sensitive to n; whereas, the variability in ¯¯¯¯¯¯GR/¯¯¯P at the Konza Prairie (¯¯¯P = 84.2 cm/year) is the largest and ¯¯¯¯¯¯GR/¯¯¯P is most sensitive to n.

In both adjusted analyses the variability in bias between meta-analyses was much the same as in the primary analysis, with variance estimates τ of 0.08 (P<0.001) and 0.06 (P<0.001), respectively.

The medians of the ratios between RfDs based on the BMDL10 and the SNCD1.0 or SNCD0.67 both equal 1; the variability in the ratios across data sets is, however, generally less for the BMDL10 SNCD0.67 ratio than for BMDL10 SNCD1.0 (Table 3).

For both cell types, the variability in cell size was consistently reduced at high seeding densities (Fig. 4B,C), suggesting that cell shape is more homogenous in high cell density cultures.