Our data indicate that IL-6 levels, for example, would have to vary by at least 6-fold in order for multiple laboratories using the Luminex platform to detect reliable differences, provided a uniform biological fluid (matrix) was used.
Nonstationarity is defined as the tendency of the statistical properties of a time series (for example, mean, SD) to vary during intervals throughout the time series.
The willingness of parents to identify their children as disabled, for example, may vary according to whether the definition used reflects their own definition of disability generally, their perception of any difficulties their child may experience and the implications as they understand them, of defining their child as 'disabled'disabled
Nonetheless, the importance of this needs to be confirmed by additional analysis, although one could imagine, for example, a selective pressure to vary the surface proteins to avoid immune response.
Ideal nurse-to-patient ratios, for example, can vary depending on the patient populations served.
The trust that a reader grants to the New York Times, for example, may vary sentence by sentence.
Scale Model understands that people who are interested in tech startups (for example) vary greatly, from tech journalists to entrepreneurs to VCs to college students to developers to designers and well beyond.
The amount of yeast you use, for example, can vary depending on the type of beer you wish to make.
For example, endogenous erythropoietin was found to vary diurnally and as such in this case the MM model was improved by modeling its baseline concentration using the sum of two cosine functions.
Without it the standard of health and education services in each state, for example, would vary massively.
