Physical functioning, the most important scale for capturing variation between patients and the most responsive according to the responsiveness index, may be appropriate for use by individual patients, including clinical practice [ 10].
We do not know how well this limited diversity of taxa in our data captures variation in sensitivity between different species.
Masculinity may be correlated with attractiveness [ 10] and mediate a relationship between attractiveness and performance, and likeability captures variation in facial expression (i.e. smiling).
The first two principal components, which capture 82% of the variance (Figure S3), appear to be dominated by differences between sample groups while principal component 3 captures variation largely within sample groups.
The differential infectivity model captures differences in infectivity between individuals, while the staged-progression model captures variation in infectivity over time for a single individual.
This warp captures substantial variation in caudal peduncle length and depth, dorsal-ventral body depth, and head depth, and it ultimately captures the variation between the slender and fusiform shape of putative out-migrating smolts compared to the deeper-bodied mature resident fish.
The result displayed in Fig. 5 centre column shows the smoothing effect of this method, where the displayed intensity line is essentially just a function of the particle thickness at r R−1 and fails to capture any variation between drug-containing and drug-extracted regions.
A level-2 random effect was added to capture the variation between establishments.
Nevertheless, it is also acknowledged that to fully exploit the value of oil palm interspecific hybrids and to capture the variation between the two parents, backcross populations have to be analyzed in the future.
A significant difference between our current effort and these previous efforts is that we have aimed to capture variation that exists between geographically diverse populations.
