Sentence examples for limits of variability from inspiring English sources
There were also worries within the team that, in the adoption of strictly applied stylistic criteria, a role was played by certain a priori assumptions about the (possibly too narrow) limits of variability within Rembrandt's style and the possibly too gradual nature and regularity of Rembrandt's development.
The acceptable limit of variability between techniques was determined as a percentage error below ± 30%.
This highlights the importance of performing continuous calibration checks according to an a priori limit of variability.
This high inter-annual variability of macroinvertebrate communities is typical of streams in mediterranean climates (Gasith and Resh 1999; Bêche and others 2006), and may represent an upper limit of variability for streams in more mesic climates.
Comparable FEV1 measurements were required at screening and pre-dose at each visit in order to ensure there were no carry-over effects from previous treatment periods (limit of variability ±20%).
This procedure will prevent broken instruments, defined according to an a priori limit of variability (e.g. mean difference >5%), from being returned to the field again before being repaired.
The limits of acceptable variability were set at 15% for all the concentrations, except at LLOQ, for which 20% was accepted.
Electrophysiological changes after pulsed radiation are within the limits of spontaneous variability under anesthesia, with only indirect evidence of possible retinal/cortical responses.
It would be difficult to extrapolate to define the potential limits of genetic variability within the Bacillus.
We demonstrate that side-by-side packing of LRRs in the 3D structures may control the limits of repeat variability within the LRR subfamilies during evolution.
First, only good quality images with a signal strength of at least 7 were included in the statistical analysis, which might have influenced the upper and lower limits of the variability of SLP-ECC parameters.
