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It should be noted that some variables only had limited variance, and the actual fuzzy-set scores might not cover all six values.

In the Pakistani data, three factors reached statistical significance; however, a substantial drop in eigenvalues between the first and second factors and the limited variance explained by the second and third factors supported a one-factor model.

In doing so, we removed the coherence from the data and only limited variance remained (resulting from error and simulated NA).

These results should be interpreted cautiously, however, because of the small sample size and limited variance of the novice group as well as the presence of potential outlier subjects in both groups.

This might be due to the normal mean glucose and the limited variance in this population.

It is to be noted that skewed responses for some of the scales of RHIS inputs and the limited variance in the indicators of RHIS performance may help explain the limited number of indicators found to be statistically significant in the analysis [ 37].

PC2S (explaining 24%% of the variance) represented a contrast of elongation reactions: strains with a larger and persisting mean maximal elongation but a limited variance in elongation (everyone elongates relatively similarly) versus strains with a larger variation between cells, some elongating far more than other, up to becoming real disperser morphs.

Volume of sedentary time showed limited variance, with a standard deviation of <10% within each level, and this may have influenced its predictive power.

It is remarkable that optimal parameters always satisfy the condition of limited variance increase.

The CD86 expression level of both control and irradiated cells was relatively low (median values below 30%) with a very limited variance (Fig. 2A).

This may be a function of the limited variance in the quality of satisfaction measures.