Collection of flux data for several consecutive years including variability in precipitation, available soil moisture and available soil carbon are needed for understanding the year to year variation of the carbon budget of this sparse savanna site in semi arid Sudan.
The four segments were chosen to be consecutive and yet exhibiting variability in road configuration and built environment characteristics.
The perception of security ranking has a small degree of variability between consecutive years, as displayed in Fig. 8, particularly for the counties which are considered secure.
A computer was used to record and analysis the beat to beat variability of consecutive R wave of sinus rhythm.
Neither rule makes any assumption about the specific shape of the pattern of the space time interactions, but a variety of rules akin to rule 2 could be usefully constructed to look for variability in consecutive time points.
Once the extracellular dopamine response was stable for three consecutive stimulations (within 10% variability), cocaine (0.03 30 μmol/L), MPH (0.03 30 μmol/L), or AMPH (0.1 10 μmol/L) was applied cumulatively to the brain slice to determine the relationship between DAT levels and drug-induced uptake inhibition.
The studied disturbances include a rapid shortfall on wind power production and a sequence of consecutive events caused by the variability of the wind resource in an ordinary situation.
*p < 0.05 Figure 1 illustrates, for one subject, the mean and variability of ten consecutive flexion trials (50% of maximal flexion torque) without and with pain.
In contrast, in a control task that required 4 consecutive presses to obtain reward, variability in press duration but not press frequency decreased.
For example, using spectral HRV and blood pressure variability analyses in consecutive patients admitted to an ICU, increasing total and LF HRV power were associated with recovery and survival, whereas progressive decreases in HRV were associated with deterioration and death [ 62].
