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Our estimate of virulence and infectivity were at the population level and we did not explore the variability of these variables within each replicate lineage.

The present study was designed to explore the variability of the large downwind pollutant impact zone observed by Hu et al.

To describe pharmacy stages of involvement in outsourced and in-house immunization services and to explore the variability of stages of involvement across the sampled states.

To explore the variability of runoff responses, we analyzed surface runoff hydrographs from 12 neighboring hillslopes in central Iowa, USA that were observed for 72 runoff events over a four-year period.

The major goal of this study was to demonstrate the utility of fire regime simulation modeling to explore the variability of fire regime characteristics, with respect to formulating and assessing forest management strategies.

In order to provide a statistically significant number of examples to explore the variability of phenomena under study, a fundamental requirement is to generate a large number of test power systems featuring the same topology characteristics as realistic or standard test systems.

This study uses Hazard-based duration modelling methods to investigate commute patterns of males and females, with the aim of exploring the variability of commute times and modes over a period of nine years beginning in 2003.

In mountainous areas, slope aspect has been considered as an important role for exploring the variability of upper treelines to climate change (e.g. Danby and Hik, 2007; Dang et al., 2009; Elliott and Kipfmueller, 2010; Elliott and Kipfmueller, 2011).

This paper presents a case study exploring the variability of daytime ionospheric sporadic E (Es) during Counter Equatorial Electrojet (CEJ) events over Trivandrum (8.5°N, 77°E, 0.5°N dip lat)., a dip equatorial station in India.

In this study, we explored the variability of incidence risk and investigated evidence of spatial clustering, using a focal arbovirus, La Crosse virus (LACV) as our model.

To assess the reliability of this measurement, and to investigate possible mechanisms which may lead to the spatial inhomogeneity in performance, we explored the variability of the spatial maps of responded letter for each individual subject in different experimental sessions (Figure 3A, center panels).