In contrast, alkaline precipitation in aqueous solutions creates particles that have a much higher range of variability in size and shapes of the nanoparticles [1, 7].
But a previous study also demonstrated a higher range of variability in C∶P ratio of Dreissena than that of invertebrates such as snails (Theodoxus fluviatilis) and tube-making caddisflies (Polycentropodidae) among seasons [40], suggesting that zebra mussels are more flexible in their tissue C∶P ratio.
It was not possible to ensure that low magnitude effects had not occurred, due to the high range of natural variability of benthic communities, the confounding effects of other contamination sources and the absence of previous reference conditions.
It has to be considered that there is only a relative small study population which leads to high range of individual variability.
High median d-scores across all mapping regions suggest consistent strong agreement, while high range of d-scores suggests spatial patterns of variability across mapping regions.
Westernized men have greater energy availability and can support testosterone levels at the highest range of human variability, while men living at subsistence level are subjected to a higher degree of energetic stress and exhibit significantly lower testosterone levels.
The GC contents of the (much more diverse) Demospongiae are always higher and show a wider range of variability than the ones of Calcarea.
Two levels of energy demands (i.e. high and low energy scenarios), reflecting the range of variability in the energy requirements of extraction and upgrading operations (e.g. steam to oil ratio), are considered.
Experienced rock climbers were grouped in the same cluster and showed the highest range and variability of limb angular locations and coordination patterns, the highest vertical displacement and the shortest pelvis plateaux durations.
The number of patients with FN, although slightly higher in the biosimilar arm (4.7% versus 1.9% with reference), was still in the expected range of variability.
