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This study investigates students' conceptual variation and coordination among theoretical and experimental interpretations of probability.

Although the vulnerability concept is still characterized by a considerable degree of conceptual variation and haziness, the literature review and the survey (Questions 2 and 4), show that compared to resilience the vulnerability concept is more elaborated and advanced methodologically.

The very conceptual variation and vagueness of vulnerability and, in particular, resilience may facilitate their use as communicative bridges between scholars and practitioners from different disciplines in disaster risk management.

The assessment of 'inappropriateness' of an ambulance contact is complex and varied in the included evidence; a result of methodological limitations and conceptual variation.

In the solving process, conceptual variations can occur through which scientific knowledge (theories, methods and languages) evolves.

Within gap microsites, categories based on shares of direct and diffuse radiation proved to be an interesting conceptual model for explaining microsite variation and seedling success induced by light and general climate variability.

Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, also exhibit a wide range of intraspecific life history variation and a relatively well developed conceptual and computational theory exists to describe this variation (see Mangel 1994; Thorpe et al. 1998; Mangel and Satterthwaite 2008).

All of these findings help to propose a useful and integrative conceptual non-linear model to discuss and quantify the structural variation and nonlinear organization of the human genome.

Due to the variation and differences between the proposed solutions for the conceptual design of ETL processes and due to their limitations, this paper also will propose a model for conceptual design of ETL processes.

These scales were the outgrowth of the PUHGV study qualitative research phase [ 20, 38, 39] and a conceptual model which aimed to facilitate exploration about how physicians' understanding of genetic variation and race might influence the clinical process.

We developed scales to measure the domains of physician knowledge and beliefs about race and human genetic variation and physician's use of race in the domains of interpretation and clinical decision (see conceptual model).