Males of both species were much more repeatable than females in larder-hoarding propensity, and this was due to greater variation in mean values between males as well as greater variation between trials for individual females.
We thought that having to hold the probe to the tissue for less time would result in more repeatable measurements.
Males and adults were significantly more repeatable than females and birds in their first year in all measures except betweenness, for which the results were less consistent (Tables 1 and 2).
This results in a much more repeatable system set-up and a higher-quality product.
The FibreCap system is consistent with Statutory Requirements for fibre analysis, more repeatable than conventional methods and quicker in operation.
The occasional theatrics prompted some colourful chants from Manchester City's fans, the more repeatable being "You're worse than Allardyce" in reference to his condemnation of West Ham's "19th Century Football" last week.
The uniformity in size, shape and sensor location of the artificial fruit also enables it to measure fruit pulp temperature in a much more repeatable manner than with real fruit.
We also used the less frequently seen QTI because it was reported to be less sensitive to changes in HR and more repeatable than QTcB (Rautaharju et al. 1991).
It is concluded that the SCoRE appeared to be a more repeatable method whereas the IHA method resulted in a more accurate estimation of the GH-JRC for patients with endoprostheses.
Finally, we conclude that the SCoRE appears to be a more repeatable method whereas the IHA method resulted in a more accurate estimation of the GH-JRC for patients with endoprostheses.
