In this methodological study we have explicitly evaluated the reproducibility of the method in patients with T2D and persons without T2D and we have accurately pointed out the main sources and sizes of variability.
Information regarding size, level of variability, molecular evolutionary models, and likelihood values from phylogenetic analyses for all mtDNA and nDNA genes can be found in Table 1.
The size of exposure variability in the three groups differed in a similar fashion; the car mechanics showed more variability than the machinists did, but less than the house painters did.
1) What are the relationships of sample size to variability in microcrack density results and the probability of crackless specimens?
However, since the polymorphism level is locus specific, more thorough empirical characterizations of size variability of SSRs across the genome are necessary to increase their efficiency as molecular markers.
This distribution can be characterized by parameters such as the mean, and variance that quantify the average value (i.e. effect size), and degree of variability (i.e. biological or experimental noise).
To assess whether the uniformity of meristem cells is consistent with active control of cell sizes, we first measured the sources of size variability.
The department told me: "Government has not conducted a specific analysis of the size and variability of greenhouse gas emissions from the shale gas extraction process".
The relative effects of anthropogenic disturbance must be distinguished from the ranges of variation in natural disturbance regimes, but because of the large size and variability of coastal ecosystems, manipulative experiments to untangle the complexities of the varying disturbance regimes are difficult except on a relatively small scale.
Note that when defining the prior for τ1, consideration should be given to the size of the residual variability.
