For enthusiasts of archival treasures featuring the great tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins, who were put off by the variable quality of his recent compilation "Road Shows, Vol. 1," relief is here.
This issue may be exacerbated by the variable quality of the studies included.
It is important to note that these ratings were, however, tempered by the variable quality of the evaluations as discussed above.
Nonetheless, when such analyses are performed using computationally derived metabolism reconstructions, the network comparison can be highly biased by the variable quality of the annotations available for different organisms.
Tree species-rich tropical rainforests are characterized by a highly variable quality of leaf litter input to the soil at small spatial scales.
The Government responded by acknowledging the variable quality of dental commissioning between PCTs, alongside other aspects linked to the nGDS contract [13].
The limitations of this study include the large number of screened women who were not included in the study, the lack of access to original tissues by the reviewing pathologists, variable quality of paraffin embedded tissue samples and self reporting of ethnicity which might have led to misclassification.
However, due to issues associated with the font of the printed book, which was not easily recognized by the Kirtas machine, and the variable quality of the printed pages, (e.g., Fig. 1), none of the OCR software we tested Microsoft One Note, Adobe Acrobat Pro, and Free OCR were able to accurately convert the printed text.
In light of this evidence, it is obvious that differential returns to formal schooling by nativity would reflect not only the variable quality of education across source countries but also systematic differences in the occupational matching for those groups in Canada.
