Sentence examples for defined variability from inspiring English sources

Hair is renewed throughout life; it has also a defined variability in growth.

Prediction based on modeling of genotypically defined variability (such as SimCyp) may also be confounded by this phenotypic variability.

We defined variability as the difference between morning and evening value divided by the larger of the two values for that day.

In our approach to exploring the impact of variability in staining intensity on overall survival outcomes, we defined variability as ≤30%% positively stained cells [ 14].

The authors defined variability of glycemia as occurring in patients who experienced both hyperglycemia (blood glucose of greater than 8.4 mmol/L) and hypoglycemia (blood glucose of less than 3.4 mmol/L) during ICU stay.

Correlation coefficients and differences between observers were calculated to define variability.

Due to the difficulties in defining variability of creep data, previous research has mainly concentrated on deterministic creep damage models.

To define variability in the VAR2CSA domainsomains we analyzed these sequences in var2csa genes in P.falciparum samples taken from placentae at delivery and from the peripheral circulation of malaria patients, combining these with sequences from database sources.

Figure 1 Variability in outcome of the critically ill patient defined by variability in response to therapy and variability in care.

We defined baseline variability as the mean variability for the first 24 h of recording, prior to transplantation.

Intersubject variability, defined as the variability in exposure from one patient to another when administered the same dose, is an important indicator of how efficacy and safety may vary from patient to patient.