An average 2-fold higher standard variation in the running fitness of ancestors further illustrates that small populations have more difficulty in maintaining their high fitness.
Higher standard variations are seen in the N5 specimens.
No sample bias effect was observed (p>0.05), except for the Palaemonidae (p<0.05), which also exhibited the highest standard error variation (SE) value.
The new processor will come in high performance and standard variations, with a high-performance version of the chip slated for the fourth quarter.
But for k = 5, as in Fig. 14c and d, there is considerable variation (high standard deviation) and in fact, ASC-SPP has, on average, poorer performance than both ASC-IN and RSC-NR; with k = 5, ASC-SPP performs extremely well in some cases but does extremely poorly in particular cases, which raised the average substantially.
Peptides with high standard deviation had the greatest variation in responses among the individuals, while peptides with low standard deviation had the most consistent responses.
The severity of pain, rated on the FIQ Pain, did not significantly decrease over time in any of or between the two groups, but high standard deviations indicate a large variation among the participants.
An international cooperation study [ 7] determining the lowest level of sensitivity for measurements with a fluoride electrode showed that measurements below 4 μmol/l (equivalent to 0.544 μg/cm KOH-soluble fluoride and 604.8 μg/cm structurally bound fluoride) were unstable, not reproducible and showed high standard deviations and coefficients of variation (>20%).
The high standard deviations may arise from variations during weighing as BBRDM is a coarse granular powder.
The linear regression model suffered from large variation with a high standard residual error, making it suboptimal for clinical application.
