In several variables the most notable diurnal and weekly variability was found between working time and free time.
Among the socio-demographic variables, the most notable findings were: 1) females had elevated odds for all the outcomes except anxiety or depression, and 2) those 45-64 years of age had elevated risk of problems with mobility, self-care, and pain or discomfort (Table 5).
Differences only occurred when plants were grown under variable conditions, with the most notable effects arising in the field where they were exposed to irregular and unpredictable changes in, for instance, light intensity.
This effect was variable over the 5 days, but was generally most notable on the day of introduction, when both the short and daily trends were positive.
One of the most notable limitations is the high levels of missing data for certain variables.
Most notable these are fuzzy linear regression approaches [10, 49, 50], such as factor variable approches as used in [51, 52].
The most notable differences between the two protocols were the frequency of scores for the variable characterizing the sphere of reference (1 = therapy related, 2 = situations outside of therapy, 3 = reference to therapy and situations outside of therapy, 4 = unclear).
We do have variables reflecting disease type and location of treatment for the most notable occurrence in the past year, and whether an individual suffers from any chronic disease.
Most notable among these is bar-coding, the identification of species with short sections of highly variable DNA.
Reactive astrogliosis is variable, but often prominent, in almost all forms of seizures, and is perhaps most notable in the setting of hippocampal sclerosis, the most common neuropathological substrate of intractable temporal lobe epilepsy [ 64].
