We discuss short variability time scales in the framework of the X-ray flare model, which assumes the release of a large hard X-ray flux above a small portion of the accretion disk.
CONCLUSION: Uterine embolization for leiomyomata is a low-risk procedure with little variability in short-term outcome based on either patient demographics or practice setting.
It is observed that the spatial distribution of sc for Case 1 has significantly shorter scale variability than that for Case 2 because the short scale variability of the spatial distribution of Cc and void ratio (eo) affect the spatial distribution of sc for Case 1.
Results: Acceleration number, mean short-term variability, percentage of abnormal short-term variability and percentage of abnormal long-term variability had an excellent discriminative capacity to predict 1-min Apgar scores under or equal to 4 (areas under the ROC curve 0.96 1.00).
The observed blood pressure at each follow-up point comprises an underlying "true" average blood pressure plus the "short term variability" caused by technical measurement error and short term biological fluctuations (often called "within person" variability or simply "measurement error").
In addition to the seasonal changes in the environmental variables, there was also short-term variability revealed by plotting raw, un-averaged data (Figs. 5, 6).
We use the term short term variability to describe fluctuations in blood pressure over a short time period (such as a few days or a week 5).
Short-term variability, which involves multiple factors including assay variability, diurnal variation, short-term variation in diet or physical activity, etc, was estimated by two methods.
With climate predictions, it's short-term variability (like unpredictable ocean cycles) that makes predictions difficult.
This short-timescale variability should be observable with high-cadence observations.
