Sentence examples for group repeatability from inspiring English sources

Repeated measurements of Umax and Q10 in control trials revealed their low group repeatability, which contributed to the non-detectable selection on both traits.

Maximum swimming velocity and its thermal sensitivity showed low group repeatability, which contributed to non-detectable selection on both characteristics of escape performance.

The likely explanation for this apparent artifact is the poor group repeatability of Q10, which resulted from low Q10 values between 10 20 °C (1.3 ± 0.1) and a relatively high variation in velocity measures.

The three methods were compared for their specificity and sensitivity as a screen for PCD, their success rate in different age groups, within subject repeatability and acceptability.

No studies used control groups, comparison groups or tested for repeatability.

In contrast to the shifted means, the paired velocity measures were highly-correlated at a group level suggesting good repeatability of this trait (see also [ 61]).

Social behaviours were significantly repeatable across all timescales, with the highest repeatability observed in group size choice and unweighted degree, a measure of gregariousness.

Johnson et al. were one of the first groups to evaluate the repeatability of their 3D scapular movements method in abduction using the Isotrak electromagnetic system [ 15].

The usefulness of trait-based definitions of plant functional groups depends on their repeatability (Gitay and Noble 1997) implying that environment-induced variation in trait expression is similar across species.

The methods and the repeatability achieved by this group have been published previously [ 38].

The colorectal liver metastases group also had lower CoV and repeatability values (Ktrans 14.2 and 26.5% and IAUC 60) 11 and 21.3%, respectively), although this may be related to the fact that this group had relatively larger tumours.