The Kenyan National Council for Population and Development's estimates of the prevalence of malnutrition in 1997 1998 in children less than five years of age showed a large variation by province, reflecting the considerable variability in environmental and socio-economic risk factors [ 13].
In addition to the errors introduced by slicing, BigBrain doesn't capture the considerable variability between individual brains, notes neuroscientist John Mazziotta of the University of California, Los Angeles, who wasn't involved in the research.
Activation of brain areas such as the hippocampus, the cerebellum, the thalamus, the striatum or the sensory cortices has been reported by fewer delay conditioning studies, underlining the considerable variability in neuroimaging findings.
GRP75/Mortalin levels increased on average by 50% compared to controls, although the considerable variability between individuals and low sample size meant that this difference did not reach statistical significance.
In view of the considerable variability in cutoffs used by previous studies, the present study fills an important gap by providing reference ranges for future studies [ 20].
Overall, the IRES-based vector gave slightly higher average FcERα expression, although the differences were not significant (p > 0.05), owing to the considerable variability in FcERα expression by the FACS-sorted cells.
The considerable variability observed in the bridge dynamic response is investigated by utilizing response surface methodology.
The considerable variability in the data could not be fully accounted for by either technical factors, the age of the patients, or the day of the cycle.
The considerable variability in time and space of units of measure led us to draw them a posteriori, by means of an algorithm and some statistical mathematical analyses.
