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The total number of citations (Table  1) was 503,752 and these showed more variability by year and a steady yearly decline for all three infections after 2006.

Further scaling the data to a common reference sample (herein referred to as total count scaling) introduces more variability by pushing all samples toward the same distribution, especially for samples with different sequencing depth.

More variability was explained by the presence of symptoms, especially fatigue, loss of appetite, dyspnoea, anxiety and depression.

Additional to the abovementioned points, more variability in drug CL by CRRT may be introduced by medical devices that may coexist with CRRT in patients with septic shock, such as polymyxin B fiber columns (to reduce endotoxin levels in sepsis) or extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.

However, two aspects may provide some explanation to this phenomenon: first, the genomic AD created by the training set may contain much more variability than is represented by the signature genes selected in the predictive models; second, the domain definition method utilized in this study might not be sensitive enough to capture the difference between samples inside and outside the domain.

Canonical plots in Fig. 3 demonstrate that ratings by respective scales mirrored each other very well at light to moderate exercise then diverged slightly at peak exercise, as there was slightly more variability when ratings obtained by both scales during heavy exercise were compared.

During running, the anterior-posterior force component shows a typical braking and propulsive phase while the medio-lateral force component is characterized by more variability [ 7].

The distance between the upper limits of the null intervals null and the lower limit of the observed intervals is present in all procedures and occurs for all statistics, indicating that we observed more variability than the expected by chance even for some procedures that are known to have low variation, such as hip fracture.

More variability in NO2 was explained by spatial (R = 0.53) than temporal terms (R = 0.29).

There is more variability in the interactions made by residues B and C: for example, the hydrophobic residue C in the RPELMAL α1 and DBP helices is oriented towards the cleft floor rather than the side of the cleft.

Instead of using full text documents, it aimed at providing more variability on the species names by using eight groups of 100 abstracts on the following categories: bacteriology, botany, entomology, medicine, mycology, protistology, virology, and zoology.