For example, games played to completion offer finite variability while those played with others people have higher degrees of infinite variability, because the players themselves alter the game-play throughout.
Bayesian Estimation From a frequentist perspective, Bayesian estimates will be on average biased, but can offer less variability and thus less overall error.
This platform offers enough variability of reaction parameters and allows for a repeated return of a sample to the microfluidic chip.
A recent characterization of MU dynamics with unprecedented detail in two BU endemic areas with very distinct environmental conditions (Garchitorena et al., 2014) offers the variability needed to address this question.
At the present time, only few applications offer enough exercise variability to support the achievement of individual targets, although some predetermined specific and difficult goals can improve performance in most of patients [ 39].
Heart rate and derived heart rate variability offers a non-invasive, inexpensive tool that may add mechanistic insights to our understanding of critical illness and also assist clinical care.
Results revealed that ultrafiltration (UF) offered a lower variability from sample to sample when compared to the protein precipitation (PP) method (from 2 to 12 times lower variability found in UF).
It would appear then that the potential advantage offered by low variability offset responses is not exploited in judgments of temporal order, despite the neurophysiological evidence for temporally precise offset responses.
This would allow us to take advantage of the many genetic and biochemical tools available in the murine system, as well as the lower sample-to-sample variability offered by inbred mouse strains.
Genetic variability offers an intriguing research focus, since clinical risk factors explain only part of the conferred risk [ 5].
Nonetheless, alteration of variability offers a clinically useful and quantifiable measure of alteration in the physiologic state of the human body.
