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Taking the example of the use of a heterologous fathead minnow VTG immunoassay when exactly the same protocol was used in different laboratories, the coefficient of variation (CV) for interlaboratory reproducibility was 38 55% (Panter et al. 1999).

Within individual laboratories, the coefficients of variation (CVs) were higher with the VP (29 51%), SVCG (31 37%), and COWS (22 44%), again suggesting that variations in dissection and tissue-handling proficiency had an impact on the achievement of statistical significance.

In our laboratory, the coefficient of variation (CVrms) for the determination of the length of the femora was 0.2% [35].

At one laboratory, the coefficient of variation (CV) was 19%, which was considered inappropriate for the purpose of this study.

In our laboratory, the coefficient of variation for FMD repeated measurements is 15%.

In our laboratory, the coefficient of variation (CV) at 0.078 ng/mL is 5.0% and the CV at 2.300 ng/mL is 2.5%.

In order to quantify the variation of results among laboratories we calculated the coefficient of variation for all 14 reactivities of the two panel phases.

The uniformity of seed distribution was evaluated by a laboratory method using the coefficient of uniformity.

Byerlee (1978) has shown in laboratory tests that the coefficient of static friction is independent of the rock type but depends on the magnitude of normal stress.

Data from our laboratory showed that the coefficient of variation for body composition measures was < 1.0% [ 16].

Many laboratory studies have measured the coefficient of friction in faults at slip rates ranging from ultraslow (10−9 m s−1) to fast (1 m s−1) (e.g., Byerlee and Brace 1968; Byerlee 1978; Mizoguchi et al. 2007; Di Toro et al. 2011; Ikari et al. 2015).