To assess the reproducibility of VOT-derived StO2 variables, the coefficient of variability was calculated to obtain the StO2 recovery slopes for both positive and negative responses to fluid loading [ 22].
The impact on the coefficient of variability of departure rate (CDR) and CT was evaluated.
The CMA 600 glucose analysis function was accurate and stable with a coefficient of variability (CV) of 0.2 0.55%.
Soil salinity distribution at sites consisting of deep Aridisols was spatially independent with the coefficient of variability (CV) ranging from 24 to 42%.
The continental shelf is mapped in terms of the coefficient of variability, which is greater (smaller) than unity during the summer winterr) and regardless of the season smaller in southwest Oregon.
On a general note, diurnal variation of ionospheric F2 layer characteristics coefficient of variability (CV) is characterised by post- and pre-midnight peaks at all seasons, epochs and longitude.
The spatial coefficient of variability of active-layer thickness and SOC stocks were lower in CMIP5 predictions compared to our geospatial estimates when gridded at similar spatial resolutions (24.7 compared to 30% and 29 compared to 38%, respectively).
Not as evident is the shared pattern of the decadic coefficient of variability.
Basic statistics in this study include standard deviation, coefficient of variability (cov), linear regression models, and the coefficient of determination [47].
In Botswana, the mean annual rainfall total ranges from less than 250 mm with a coefficient of variability of 45% in the extreme south-west part of the country to over 600 mm with a coefficient of variability of 25% in the extreme northeast (Bhalotra 1987).
We also observe that the number of trips per day and the average infrastructure costs have the highest coefficient of variability (CV), since in both aspects there are important differences amongst the cities studied.
