With respect to evolution, populations must secure a margin of genome variability that allows for the adjustment to new environmental conditions.
The 10% inter-limb difference criteria adopted for this study exceeds the margin of diurnal variability in water displacement measurements [ 40].
DNase pretreatment showed minor alterations in the sedimentation behavior of the proteins but these were within the margins of sample variability (Figure 2B).
From about 1945 onward, they slightly over-estimate the measured warming, but by a difference that is well within the margin of natural climate variability, the study found.
Thus the superiority or noninferiority margin is the main cause of variability in sample size between trials.
Probability theory is used to establish an acceptable margin of safety based on the variability of anticipated loads and member strength.
Mathematically presented as: (n = frac{text{N}}{{1 + {text{N}}({text{e}})^{2} }}) where n = designates the sample size the research uses, N = designates total number of households in all kebeles, e = designates maximum variability or margin of error 5%% (0.05), and 1 = designates the probability of the event occurring.
We allowed for a margin of error, i.e., variability, to be included in the form of a bit difference threshold.
Questions with consensus (low variability) among panel members have less discriminative power, while questions with large margins of disagreement (high variability) reflect measurement error (noise) and are not useful.
As Site U1427 is on the outer margin of the marginal terrace (~ 330 mbsl), terrigenous input at this site is likely to be strongly controlled by sea-level variability.
