In the current study we have therefore chosen to focus on the number of OOR measurements during a prefixed period as a crude measure of variability.
So, what we have here now is a measure of variability.
A simple measure of variability is the range, given as the difference between the largest and the smallest results.
Moreover, the coefficient of variation, a normalized measure of variability, increased two- to threefold (Supplementary Fig. 4).
The current study also demonstrated the importance of selecting a non-biased measure of variability.
Researchers found that, after controlling for repeat length, about 60% of the variance in age of onset is environmental ("variance" is a statistical measure of variability).
The range, the difference between the largest value and the smallest value, is the simplest measure of variability in the data.
In the present world, it is important to monitor both the process location, for example, median, and the process scale as a measure of variability.
The U-value statistic was used as a measure of variability in responding to determine if increasing the lag criterion would correspondingly increase levels of variability.
Shown here is a plot of AP onset span (a measure of variability of membrane potentials for spike onset) versus the AP onset rapidness (A measure of the "kink" in the spike at onset).
The standard deviation is a widely used measure of variability.
