Sentence examples for means variability from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

d Daily mean variability of Ap index.

c Daily mean variability of F 10.7 cm solar flux.

Secondary endpoints were coefficient of variation (CV) of glucose (GluSD/Glucose mean, variability or mean of glucose during the first 24 hours, maximum glucose during ICU stay.

* Normalized Mean Variability for Variable sites, ** Number of constant sites within group The relative merits of performing phylogenetic analyses on nucleotide or corresponding amino acid sequences have been discussed extensively (eg [ 34]).

Extended Data Fig. 1 Air temperature and precipitation in the SPRUCE S1 bog (August 2015 to December 2017) relative to long-term (1960 2000) means and variability.

So improving performance means reducing variability in how care is coordinated and delivered.

Pupil dilation Having dilated pupils means less variability in the light entering the eye.

Globally, translated assembled sequences displayed mean variability levels between 0 and 7.4% (computed as number of variable residues divided by sequence length), being the SVMPs and SPs the toxin families which accumulate more amino acid substitutions.

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.