Traffic signs are characterized by a wide variability in their visual appearance in real-world environments.
However, as indicated by the wide variability in elimination half-lives, these values represent only rough estimates.
However, this predicted number of new genes is not homogenous and varies quite significantly depending on the genome considered, as highlighted by the wide variability in the data points in Figure 4B.
As demonstrated by the wide variability in the incidence of colon cancer around the world, environmental factors are likely to significantly impact the risk of an individual developing this disease.
The mild adverse effect noted among homozygous variants could reflect a true adverse effect of hemoglobin on IQ; however, it may be an artifact due to the small number of children in this group, as evidenced by the wide variability in the effect estimate.
A recent study conducted by UCSD has shown wide variability in the ability to appreciate an enlarged spleen by physical exam; this finding was not directly correlated with the level of clinical experience [2].
3 6 However, although family-based methods are not practical for studying perioperative MI PMIits its genetic basis is strongly suggested by several observations, including wide variability in incidence and severity that is poorly explained by clinical and procedural risk factors, different racial susceptibility profiles and results from preclinical animal models.
Analyses by economic sector of exposure showed wide variability in the proportions of cases who filed for compensation.
An initial pilot study of the reimbursements provided for rabies costs in five NYS counties over a three-year period indicates a wide variability in costs by county.
VBAC guidelines from UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the US are characterized by quasi-experimental evidence, which led to wide variability in clinical practice [ 12].
