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Observed mean times were not only slower among the local participation groups, when compared with talent pathway groups, but also more variable (Fig. 3).

Summation was greater at higher frequencies but also more variable.

Indeed, we found that the GFP signal is significant higher but also more variable between animals.

These data show that upon over-expression of AtCHR23, roots become not only significantly shorter, but also more variable and less uniform.

Accurate measurement of low-expressing genes is challenging because the low-intensity signals are not only weaker, but also more variable [ 5, 17].

Taken all together, the inflammatory response was higher (but also more variable) in the HVt group than in the LVt group.

P. exclamans males are also more variable in external morphology compared to females.

The cover of Acroporidae was also more variable over time than that of non-Acroporidae corals.

The higher and also more variable CIC levels in the Hg-treated FcRγ−/− mice might be due both to the reduced ability by these mice to handle normal levels of CIC and to the extensive Hg-induced IC-production.

The instantaneous estimates of population size in Fourda for the wet season are much higher and also more variable (2979 females to over 30,000, with much larger confidence intervals) with a mean of 12,670 (Table 2).

When the contacts of 20% of farms most contributing to the magnitude of R0 in the preceding year were removed in the current year, the resulting reductions in the value of R0 were consistently smaller, and also more variable, compared with targeting the current year's top-contributors (Table 3, Columns 3 and 4 versus Column 2).