The increased variation in the respective figures is consistent with the increased shift in the distribution mean; recall that the Poisson mean and variance equal each other.
This desire for local autonomy and choice implied increased variation in quantity and quality of services.
There is evidence of increased variation in care and reduced access to services as a result of the changes," King's Fund said.
Handheld text entry also increased the brake response time and increased variation in headway distance.
GC and CU variance was located mainly in the nose, eye and philtrum regions, while the SI captured increased variation in the zygomatic and mouth areas.
Each scenario benefits from increased variation in weather effects, night and day rotations and even alternative routes; something the original game would have greatly benefited from.
In conclusion, a separate teat bar increased teat switching, increased variation in duration of ingesting milk, and increased the latency to eat concentrates after milk feeding.
Inhaled drugs all too often deliver only a fraction of the emitted dose to the target lung site due to deposition in the extrathoracic region (i.e., mouth and throat), which can lead to increased variation in lung exposure, and in some instances increases in local and systemic side effects.
This is due to the increased variation in range errors caused by the dense multipath in the urban channel.
However, over-parameterized models should be avoided due to arising support problems and possibly increased variation in the matching estimates (see Bryson et al. [2002]).
In the transition zone, with its primarily rainfed agriculture, the major impacts of climate change in terms of the hydrological regime are likely to result from the increased variation in precipitation.
