Sentence examples for own variability from inspiring English sources
The comparison shows that the error on the annual minimum outflow, that is the most important parameter when one has to tackle management problems, is in the order of 10 15% when the own variability of the spring is taken into account and in the order of 20 25% when the mean variability computed all over the available springs is considered.
Using other telescopes, they monitored the star's brightness to make sure that its own variability wasn't producing the tantalizing exoplanetary signal.
The second stage fit a separate model for each gene, allowing each gene its own variability estimate.
CWO seems to lower this cycle-to-cycle jitter because its own variability, proportional to each direct target gene, is subtracted by its negative repressive actions.
Each single step in these procedures creates its own variability and will be done in a slightly different way in each lab in the world.
The test-retest variability should vary with the dynamic range of each instrument, so each laboratory should determine its own variability on a normative sample of healthy subjects.
Each step has its own inherent variability, the combination of which contributes to the overall degree of circuit functionality, or yield.
In addition to their own structural variability, all histones are amenable to a large variety of PTMs.
Each country and geographical jurisdiction has its own limited variability in the prevalence of obesity and each of the potentially modifying factors at different levels, yet an international study is able to maximize variability in these factors.
The similarity metrics derived from Euclidean and Manhattan distances are not recommended on their own, although their variability and diversity from other similarity metrics might be advantageous in certain cases (e.g. for data fusion).
Since using each animal as its own control reduced variability by more than 50%, pharmacokinetic data were analysed in this way and group sizes were significantly reduced.
