Sentence examples for index variability from inspiring English sources

For the reference lakes, the lowest seasonal index variability (CV < 5%) was observed in the receding-water period, allowing us to consider this as the best index period for biomonitoring purposes.

The authors propose to compute an index variability for each element based on the different possible combinations of signatures.

We repeated this analysis after categorizing patients based on tertiles of mean serum bicarbonate in the first 90 days after admission to the dialysis unit, and within tertiles of the variability index (Variability Value) defined below.

Fluctuations in tonic and phasic LC firing modes have been found to index variability in performance efficiency that can be linked to lapses of task engagement in rodents (Usher et al. 1999; Rajkowski et al. 2004).

For the purpose of detecting presence of either positive or negative vegetation change, yearly index variabilities greater than ± l standard deviations of long-term mean index were considered as disturbance.

Furthermore, by dividing the number of changes of direction by the length of the axis being travelled across provides an estimate of the width of the search corridor used by participants; and finally (3) dividing participants' modal time before changing direction by the next most commonly occurring time before changing direction indexes variability in speed of searching.

Wilpena Pound is geographically isolated by a floodplain that constitutes approximately 100 km of arid, inhospitable habitat [6] and, like Carnarvon Gorge, borders the desert regions of Australia and experiences highly variable rainfall (Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology, Index of Variability).

We suggest assessing the efficacy of a glucose control protocol by considering preferably the following variables: percent time in- and above-target, hyperglycemia index, and variability (weak agreement).

The most important seem to be hyperglycemia index and variability.

The Runs is an index of variability of the number of digits in successive ascending or descending sequences.

Conservation of residues across the aligned data set was examined by means of an index of variability.