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The above results show that when Eastern European countries are excluded from the sample, the coefficient of the life satisfaction variable increases significantly (Table 9, columns 3 and 4).

Once sectors employing predominantly low-skilled immigrants are left out of the sample, the coefficients of the diversity variable are larger.

For the total sample, the asthma sample and the heart disease sample, the coefficients of all the subscale scores (except "Daily Activities" in the asthma sample group) and summary scores were higher than 0.70.

When the signal density for each single band was analysed repeatedly from the same sample the coefficients of variation exceeded 10% and the variation for the glycoform ratio of the diglycosylated band: monoglycosylated band was 26% (M. Stack, unpublished data).

Also the coefficient of friction of the unplated sample varies between 0 and 0.08 while for the plated samples the coefficient of friction was relatively lesser and ranged from 0 to 0.02.

Indeed, on repeat testing of a selection of UK samples, the coefficient of variation of PPRT is 0.05 compared to 0.08 for triplex PRT, suggesting that PPRT is as precise as triplex PRT, although PPRT assays a single locus, while the triplex PRT assays three different loci within the beta-defensin CNV.

For those 25 repeated samples, the coefficient of variation was 16%.

At 11.3 fmol/mL [D4] 4 addition, which is below the lowest level measured in smokers' urine samples, the coefficient of variation was 14.2%.

For the 284 samples from children and the 32 control sample analyses, the coefficient of variation for sample replicates was 6.9%.

Assays were performed in triplicate for each sample and the coefficient of variation (CV) was less than 15%.

It is important to note that in analytical methods, there is usually an inverse correlation between lipid amount present in the sample and the coefficient of variation 21.