Measures of reproducibility: for a systematic assessment of reproducibility, we can either consider the coefficient of variation on the linear scale, or the standard deviation of log expression levels.
The conditions stated below show that problem (5), (2) is uniquely solvable, provided that either the coefficients p and g are 'small' in a certain sense, or the deviations τ and μ are 'close' to the identities (the functional differential equation (5) is 'close' to the ordinary one).
In mathematical terms, for each 1 you see, except the first line, it will represent either the coefficients of x or y.
Results are qualitatively similar when not controlling for tenure and/or experience, although not controlling for either somewhat depresses the coefficient on BA completion since BA recipients in each cohort tend to have had less time in the labor market and thus lower earnings (conditional on degree earned) relative to others of the same age who have accrued more labor market experience.
To evaluate the quality of an assay and the applicability of a particular test chemical to serve as a control substance in an HCS, we either determined the coefficient of variation (% CV) or a Z′-factor analysis, where appropriate.
A constraint is added for filter convergence, and a constraint is also added for either the filter gain (coefficient's magnitude in each frequency bin), or the filter output power, depending on which we intend to limit.
The statistic used to summarise the reliability of the instrument is either the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC), obtained from test retest studies, or Cronbach's alpha [ 22].
We observed 760 cross-platform correlations that exceeding our threshold of 0.75 for either the Pearson correlation coefficient or the MIC.
With the standard 25-mg dose injected through either venous administration site, the coefficient of variance of BV measurements appears to be 7.5%.
