(e.g., variable for which the measurement method has a large intrinsic variability should have a variance in agreement).
The intrinsic variability of most renewables (especially wind and solar) is no longer a misfit with the variability of human demand.
Given the intrinsic variability of dose calibrators [6, 7], we consider this as a good result.
Healthy biological systems are characterized by intrinsic variability of their function, including the respiratory system.
Power curves quantify sample size requirements as a function of the correlation and intrinsic variability.
However, this simple view is incompatible with the current knowledge and understanding of intrinsic variability of forest dynamics.
The overall picture of a large intrinsic variability in travel behaviour (i.e. trip or home-based tour generation) is confirmed.
It appears that a large part of VLF motions is due to intrinsic variability of the tridimensional flow.
Sand, silt and clay contents were significantly different among treatments as a consequence of soil intrinsic variability.
Even though 18F-FDG is mainly used for tumor studies, our study focuses on the brain, due to less expected intrinsic variability.
Repeated determinations of any biomarker in a short period of time may reduce their intrinsic variability and increase their diagnostic or prognostic power.
