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The PRINCOMP procedure was applied to a data set of 156 samples and 30 variables to reduce the dimensionality of the data set and to describe the variability of data in two dimensions.

The PCA was applied to a data set of 78 samples and 17 variables to reduce the dimensionality of the data set and to describe the variability of data.

Random sets are employed to describe the variability of material parameters and geometrical data.

To describe the variability of crack growth, the statistical crack growth equation was developed by modifying the Forman equation and adding a random variable Z to it in a previous study.

For this reason, one needs not only to describe the variability of transmissivity, which fully determines the Darcy velocity field for given source terms and boundary conditions, but also any variability of the pore volume.

Our primary objective was to describe the variability of case duration, based on factors that we hypothesized would be influential, such as hospital facility type, United States region, time of day, case volume, and patient and provider characteristics.

The NAO index is associated with a range of meteorological factors including temperature, precipitation, cloud cover and storms, and so can be a more useful means of describing the variability of the weather experienced by an organism than a single variable such as temperature (Stenseth et al., 2003; Hurrell & Deser, 2010).

Eastward of 105°W, there is no dominant peak in the frequency spectra describing the variability of the current and front.

Terrain attributes also showed little to no correlation, or predictive strength for describing the variability of 2,4-D and atrazine sorption in the soil-landscapes.

In the second step, the stress analysis of the joints is performed by means of a sandwich model that describes the variability of shear and peel stresses over the overlap length but disregards the stress singularities at the corners.

In general, all response surface models were significantly (p<0.05) fitted for describing the variability of physical stability, viscosity, conductivity and cloudiness as a nonlinear function of the content of main emulsion components.