We will collect data on these variables to get more insight in possible variability between children.
Furthermore, a possible variability of the fraction of protein-bound cortisol, potentially leading to a variable concentration of the biologically active, unbound cortisol, was also not determined [ 24].
Sleep data was gathered for only one night, so possible variability in sleep disturbances over time was not captured.
To date, according to our knowledge, no study has yet considered a possible variability of the relationship with the seasons.
This paper investigates the upheaval buckling behaviour of offshore pipeline buried in clay soil considering the possible variability in soil, operating condition and pipe properties.
Only a few studies have considered snow observations to validate model results or have taken into account the possible variability of snow parameters for different subbasins.
A systematic analysis of the possible variability of predictive power over time in different scores is still lacking and was the aim of this study.
It may also be possible that the participants responded to the tasks differently between the modes; however, the raters may have adjusted the possible variability in performance as reported in Brown (2005) and McNamara and Lumley (1997).
The range of possible variability assigned to each CC varies between a minimum and a maximum, with the constraint that each interval cannot overlap with the intervals of other CC with higher or lower weight (principle of coherence of categories).
A specific, so-called "locally isothermal" approach has been used in this respect allowing us to make not only flare-averaged abundance estimates, but also to look into a possible variability of plasma composition during the course of flares.
Such applications are often characterised by relatively thick, 0.5 mm or more, adhesive joints and by a possible variability of the bond line thickness associated with large-scale structures manufactured in boatyard environment.
