Although it has been previously documented that A. terreus can produce AC, it was not known if all strains within this species can produce these structures or if there is variability in quality and quantity of AC production between A. terreus strains recovered from clinical and environmental origin.
Although there is variability in administrative responses, suspension or expulsion tends to be the norm.
Most data of this study showed that there was variability within a field, between fields and between times steps.
Therefore, even though there was variability in the offsets of the acoustic stimuli, this variability was identical between SV and PB blocks.
The conditions under which you grow the plant inherently has some variability; daylight affects it, and there's variability of the environment around the greenhouse.
If that assumption is generally true, then the 25-fold increase in the number of training patterns can improve classification accuracy by a substantial margin (conversely: if there is extensive between-subject variability in the patterns, then moving to a leave-one-subject out approach can hurt classification accuracy).
However, if there is considerable variability in sensitivity and specificity estimates between studies, this variability will be reflected in a wide predicted interval despite the large number of studies.
The threshold procedure works best if there is considerable variability across the threshold variable.
Conversely, the ST may not declare a large signal-to-noise ratio a positive response if there is very high variability between replicates.
Our study indicates that, even if there is huge variability among general practitioners in issuing sickness certificates, there was no significant variation between general practices in levels of incapacity benefit claimants once population differences were taken into account.
