Visual observation of the multi-subject activation maps showed similar activation patterns, and quantitative analysis showed small coefficients of variance of activation within ROIs over time, suggesting small longitudinal variability of activation.
Although the combined data set for this parameter is relatively small, the overall variance is also small (coefficient of variation = 0.17), as would be expected given the physiologic constraints on blood volume.
Initially, 8 cDNA samples were evaluated in triplicate and the interassay variance was found to be very small (coefficients of variation less than 3% for all assays).
F shows the smallest coefficient of variation.
Variation of distance has a very small influence (coefficient of variance < 2%) on the colorimetric results of the high-bay luminaire; however, it has some influence on those of the street luminaire.
As the variation between the wells that were averaged to calculate the percentage tumour inhibition is small (typical coefficient of variance of <10%), error bars have not been included on most graphs as they are usually smaller than the markers on the graphs.
Unfortunately, our present study did not involve male participants, however, we showed a narrow range of CR-10 scores (3.1-3.2 3.1-3.2 intersection with atsmall deviathen (coeffintersectionriance < 10%), being independent of their aerobic fitness levels in young females.
Usefulness had a significant but small coefficient, and the variance remained stable.
The coefficient of variance was smaller in the MMA (observer EL, 1.8% and observer LW, 1.8%) than in the MCA (observer NA, 3.0% and observer LW, 3.1%) (Figure 3). Figure 3 Intra- and inter-observer variations in the middle meningeal (MMA) and middle cerebral (MCA) arteries.
The coefficient of variance (CV) was calculated for small overlapping volumes covering the 3D reconstructed activity distribution.
