Sentence examples for excellent variability from inspiring English sources

Results of the criterion validation of the scores assigned to each item of the scale (derived by comparing the different evaluators' scores to the standard evaluator's), showed moderate to excellent variability for "positioning in the stall", "appetite for hay" and "response to palpation of the groin".

This study showed excellent intraobserver variability and good interobsever variability with good agreement of fetal nasal bone measurement at 11 14 weeks of gestation among six examiners.

Previous studies have also shown that 3D AWBU has excellent interobserver variability with 2D benign and malignant lesions [ 35].

However, the observations were made by a single observer with excellent intrasubject variability and allowed the assessment of all the visible airways.

The 3DE values showed excellent intra-observer variability (<3%) and still acceptable inter-observer variability (<13%).

The excellent intra-observer variability (<3 %) using both measurement methods provides a further evidence that the inter-observer variability is caused by the differing assessment of the endocardial border by the two investigators and not by the software itself.

The order memory task was not included in the analyses because performance on this measure was uniformly excellent, with minimal variability.

The genetic diversity of the two cultivars 'Biqi' and 'Dongkui' and the landrace 'Fenhong' makes them an excellent source of variability for Chinese bayberry breeding programs.

Prior studies have done an excellent job assessing variability of various noncoding regions across a diversity of angiosperms, particularly the recent work of Shaw et al. (2014).

Parametric SRTM2 with the cerebellum as reference region showed excellent test-retest variability and good group differentiation and is therefore the method of choice for quantifying [C]PIB studies, especially when addressing longitudinal follow-up or treatment response.

"Evaluative" instrument A showing poor test-retest reliability because of small between subject score variability but excellent responsiveness, and "discriminative" instrument B with excellent reliability because of large between-subject score variability and poor responsiveness.