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The impact on the coefficient of variability of departure rate (CDR) and CT was evaluated.

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).

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).

The fibrinogen assay had a lower detection limit of 0.28 g/L, with a coefficient of variability of 4.1%.

Lower detection limit for C-reactive protein was 0.15 mg/L, with a coefficient of variability of 3.3%.

For the soluble fractalkine ELISA kit, the lower detection limit in plasma was 0.28 ng/mL with a coefficient of variability of 14.9% at 0.38 ng/mL.

The coefficients of variability of annual rainfall of the minor rain season (Belg) are 41 and 46%% for Meskan and AJK Woredas, respectively.

Intraassay coefficients of variation were 7.0% and 5.5% for t-PA and PAI-1 antigen, with interassay coefficients of variability of 4.0% and 7.3%, respectively.

The intra- and inter-assay coefficients of variability of the HIV-1 DNA copy number ranged from 3.1% for high provirus concentrations to 37.1% for low concentrations.

The dynamic range of HIV-1 DNA quantification is between 50 and 106 proviral copies per CD4 with coefficients of variability of the HIV-1 DNA copy number ranging from 3.1% for high provirus concentrations to 37.1% for low concentrations.

Coefficients of variability for carotid measures of 800 subjects in our laboratory ranged from 1.8 to 5.5%, within published guidelines for reproducibility.