There was no variability observed from donor to donor with respect to mature DCs production and sensitization of T-cells.
Because the original representative image presents a mean, but no variability information from sampling, it is not possible to compute a standardized effect size.
But Mr. Hurd said his agency tries to remove any variability from testing.
This weak variability in case of atmospheric 14C can be explained by the large CO2 reservoir in the atmosphere with a long residence time of about 50 100 years that dilutes any variability from short-term effects18,19.
For example, if most codons had Ka/Ks = 0.1, and a few sites had Ka/Ks = 1, this also could give rise to more "hotspots" compared with the synonymous sample (where no variability in selection occurs from site to site).
Our derived magnitudes of J = 20.6 (0.2), H = 18.6 (0.2), and Ks = 17.1 (0.2) are consistent with those derived by (ApJ, 589, L93 L96), and indicate that if this source is indeed the IR counterpart to 1RXS J170849-400910, then there is no evidence of variability from this AXP.
This variability, from no morphological anterior deficit to severe anterior truncation, is greater with intermediate concentration of inhibitors (50 μM for SB-505124 and 0.5 μM for cyclopamine at stage 4+); it reflects the importance of the quantitative requirement of the level of NODAL and SHH signaling during forebrain development.
"The sea-ice retreat can no more be explained with the natural variability from one year to the next, caused by weather influence," said Georg Heygster, head of the Institute of Environmental Physics at Bremen.
Table 2 A selection of published error sources and variability from various input variables used in PEMs.
No apparent trend over time was evident in the variability from the first to the last sample (Fig. 3c).
