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The degree of variability of the variables (R, D and Q) is compared using CV versus grid size in Fig. 4.

Degree of variability of each measurement was defined arbitrarly as follows: variables with a CV inferior to 10% were considered to have low variability, those with a CV between 10% and 20% were considered to have moderate variability, and those with a CV superior to 20% were considered to have high variability.

Toward this end, the researchers scanned genomic sequences from close to 50 modern humans of Eurasian ancestry looking for regions that were unusually variable; because older sequences have had a longer time to accumulate small changes than younger sequences, the degree of variability of a segment of genomic sequence can be an indicator of how old that sequence is.

The degree of variability of the inundation heights is typically 5 to 10 m (depending on the location).

Due to a high degree of variability of available information between states and years, state and year-specific imputation models were developed.

The aim of this study is to examine the order of magnitude and degree of variability of the freshwater reservoir effect over short and long timescales.

This data set shows a good example of the degree of variability on the intensities.

Figure 7 emphasizes the relative degrees of variability of the two longitudes vis-à-vis the number of days.

It would also be interesting to consider visual representations from a quantitative perspective, such as Smith and Evans suggest in their contribution to this special issue, by graphing 3D receiver response plots given different degrees of variability of a multimodal signal across channels.

A large degree of variability for batched analysis of serially collected microdialysis samples measured with the CMA 600 analyser has been described.

We also hypothesized positive correlation between the degree of variability and the functional category of the variable genes involved.