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Most of the variation in isomiRs can be described by the variability in Dicer 1 and Drosha processing of the miRNAs [ 32].
The variability difference was calculated using the original and repeat results as described by the following formula: variability =2×(repeat original)/(repeat+original)×100.
Simulations from experimental results of two steels reveal that the scatter in fatigue lives can be well described by quantifying the variability of four material parameters {σ′f,ε′f,b,c}.
A full 45% of the station-to-station forecast error is described by the internal temperature variability of a place when using the raw forecast error computation.
Likewise, the variability within behavioral types as described by the second canonical variable was independent of mean depth (F1,105 = 0.12; P = 0.73).
It reduces the multiple linear regression model in (1) to only two components: the overall trend of the traffic (described by a6) and the variability (described by the detail coefficients d3and d3and
The obtained global distribution of the variability index described by the associated Legendre polynomials could be used as a complement to the previously developed global models.
However, as solute structure is the only source of variability described by the model, a LSER established for a given column/eluent pair cannot be transferred to external separation conditions.
It is also important to bear in mind that the sampling variability described by the margin of error is only one of many possible sources of error that can affect survey estimates….
For CFD applications it is unclear how detailed the clinical data needs to be in terms of geometry (segmented from medical images) and parameterisation (variability described by the model and the tuning of patient-specific boundary conditions).
Spatial variability (described by the width of the box plot) was present to varying degrees for correlations within the AQ and PE metrics, with more spatial variability present for local local pollutant correlations than for regional regional pollutant correlations, especially for the CO EC and NOx EC pairs.
