Sentence examples for but increased variability in from inspiring English sources
Animals trained to perform progressively faster sequences of lever presses to obtain reinforcement reduced variability in sequence frequency, but increased variability in an orthogonal feature (sequence duration).
When mice were asked to perform progressively faster covert patterns of lever presses to obtain a reinforcer, they reduced variability in sequence frequency, but increased variability in an orthogonal uncorrelated feature (sequence duration).
Leng et al. (2013) demonstrated that there is decreased variability in the I g = 1 group, but increased variability in the others, due to the relative increase in uncertainty inherent in estimating isoform expression when multiple isoforms of a given gene are present.
However, when faced with a more challenging task as in the present study, they decreased variability in the domain that was critical for getting a reinforcer, but increased variability in orthogonal domains (i.e., they were more stereotypical in just a particular domain).
We now say that animals trained in a task to perform progressively faster sequences of lever presses reduced variability of sequence frequency but increased variability in an orthogonal domain (sequence duration as training progressed, variability in corticostriatal activity decreased and became progressively more correlated with behavioral variability, but only for sequence frequency.
WAD patients present with reduced cervical range of motion (ROM) relative to asymptomatic individuals [ 29, 30], but they also show increased variability in ROM [ 31].
The increased variability in NC may reflect variable onset of puberty, which is associated with significant somatic growth.
A reduction of the temporal resolution in feeding assays is likely to improve the representation of exposure in the field, but it is likely to be accompanied by increased variability in results.
Adjacency constraints increased variability in the amount of forest interior and edge, but had a marginal effect on the total amount.
Explaining the Increased Variability in Long Term Interest Rates, Economic Quarterly, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, 1999.
