Sentence examples for gauge of variability from inspiring English sources

However, it is important to keep in mind that genomic instability is a matter of rate of chromosomal alterations and is therefore a gauge of variability in chromosomal state between individual cells within a tumor [ 54].

This allowed us to gauge the degree of variability between sessions that could occur in a disparate series of ABR recordings, due to depth of anaesthesia or electrode placement.

For example, when measuring systolic and diastolic blood pressure, the quality of two different blood pressure gauges depends in part on whether one type of gauge has more variability than some other type.

Modelled scaled estimates captured up to 60% of the observed gauge variability with an average RMSE of 22%.

The critical duration has been calculated for each rain gauge of the studied area and its variability during the months of the year has been analyzed.

The results have been analysed through a two-parameter Weibull distribution to quantify the degree of variability in fibre strength and Young's modulus at different gauge lengths for the two extraction methods.

With this sampling, we intended to gauge overall variability at the species level rather than evaluate the amount of variability within individual populations.

As a gauge of that capacity, the prize organizers selected variability in heart rate.

"There's a lot of variability spatially and temporally.

"We saw the same scale of variability that I would see here in Colorado," he says.

"We think this kind of variability must have something to do with premature ageing".