Sentence examples for mean variability and from inspiring English sources

We focus on the mean, variability and trends of both the ACC and MOC over the 1958 2007 period, and discuss their relationship with the surface forcing.

By permitting the mean, variability and distribution for each model value to be defined, Monte Carlo simulations enable the calculation of point estimates and 95% Confidence Intervals (95% CI) for model outputs.

The aggregate hotspot patterns reflect the pattern and magnitude of changes in the mean, variability and extremes of seasonal temperature and precipitation (Figs.  2, 3, S1 and S2).

The mean variability and its standard deviation in all compartment types decreases by around 69% as the initial concentration is increased from 0.1 nM to 1 nM.

For example, southern South America and the Indian Peninsula consistently exhibit reduced magnitude of change in mean, variability and extremes of temperature and precipitation relative to other areas of the globe (Figs.  3 and S2), suggesting that those regions could face reduced risk of increasing climate-related stresses.

Rather, they are climate projections which, unlike weather forecasts, only have the capability to simulate possible climate developments in a statistical sense, i.e., concerning means, variability and extremes.

The review notes many other highly technical errors and at one point the DFO scientists write: "In this assessment, the proposed infrastructure is designed with the assumption that climate is stationary, with an unchanging mean state; even though it is widely accepted that climate change is occurring, and that climate means, variability and extremes may be changing".

Variability (VAR) presented in the main article represents mean variability between test and retest, not absolute variability as stated.

The site is characterized by a low seasonal (daily mean) variability in temperature (<10 °C) and large changes in precipitation often accompanied with variation of both the atmospheric humidity and soil moisture.

Figure 1c, d shows the daily mean variability of F10.7 solar flux and daily mean variability of Ap index, respectively, indicating that the 2010 minor SSW days can be characterized as under the low solar and geomagnetic activity (since F10.7 < 100 and A p < 22).

d Daily mean variability of Ap index.