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The highest proportion of the molecular variance (41.2%) was explained by the variations between sites within each IRS while 32.8% is explained by the river (the remaining 26.0% of the molecular variance is explained by the variation within sites).

The curvature variation is simulated by the variation between external forces applied to the nodes of a linear mechanical model coupled to the meshes.

It is possible that the advantage of unique identity was hidden by the variation between different groups of observers.

The reduction of SA and JA could be explained by the variation between the samples tested.

The ICC for a particular outcome can be described as the amount of variation in the dataset that can be explained by the variation between clusters.

30 That the risk can be modified is implied by the variation between cancer networks in the proportion of patients diagnosed after emergency admission.

The relative variation between practices within each indicator was quantified using the intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC) [ 21], which measures the proportion of variation explained by the variation between practices in indicator-specific models without covariates.

The intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC), i.e. the proportion of the total variability that is explained by the variation between subjects, and Cronbach's alpha coefficient for internal consistency are common statistics on reliability [ 6].

The broad-sense heritabilities of trait relationships are expressed as the percentage of variance in the relationship that is accounted for by the variation between families (= trait × family interaction variance/[interaction variance + residual variance]).

As shown by the variation between studies in selection of causes of death deemed to be amenable to health care intervention [ 15] this selection is to some extent arbitrary.

The intraclass correlation coefficient quantifies the proportion of the total variation in an indicator that is accounted for by the variation between practices —that is, indicators with low values of intraclass correlation coefficient show that there is more variability within practices rather than between them, in relation to the outcome (fig 2).