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Regular spike patterns, defined by low variability of successive ISIs, comprised over half of the spikes, showed a wide range of mean ISIs, and were affected by behavioral state and tactile stimulation.

Plasma Ca was characterized by low variability (CV of 4.7 %).

The dynamics of innovation are usually represented by a model that adheres to the reality of mass production systems characterized by a low variability of products and by large scale production.

The high reproducibility of the proteomics data obtained by 2D-DIGE was reflected by a low variability of the quantified spots (median CV was 9.7% for all protein spots contained in Table 1).

The plot of differences shown in Fig. 6 suggests that, on an individual basis, EGP estimates by the two methods were nearly identical as documented by the low variability of the differences at each time point.

Studies of MH class II genetic variability in non-model organisms have been heavily biased towards MH IIβ, an approach which has been informed by the low variability of MH IIα relative to MH IIβ in humans.

In our study, this was illustrated by the low variability of body mass (Fig. 1), the rate of skin wound healing (Fig. 2), and the speed of in vitro fibroblast migration (Fig. 4).

Strict sequence editing resulted in the loss of PICs in sequences already plagued by low variability.

From a dynamic systems perspective, balance may be ensured best by maintaining a central/front position with low variability of COM changes (control variable) while having high variability regarding the joint movements and segment positions (input variables).

By contrast, we found a low variability of between-person creatinine-corrected concentrations of MEP during the same time period (ICC = 0.91 for first morning voids; ICC = 0.77 for spot samples).

Moreover, from a practical standpoint, the use of multiple coalescent approaches to infer species trees in the present study would have resulted in losing power to infer topology and branch lengths, given the taxonomic sampling (some species were represented by single individuals), and the low variability of the nuclear markers employed (slow evolving 18S, 28S and h3 exon).