Second, the differences between the results from the two commercial geocoding firms suggest a substantial lack of repeatability, which is not reflected in the cost (Firm B was more accurate and cheaper).
This indicates that reproducibility and repeatability were substantial to almost perfect, respectively.
The substantial animal use, low repeatability, and difficulty of in vivo examination limit its application.
Because of substantial sintering of samples, the repeatability of experiments performed in 8 30% H2O Ar was poor.
All SwAsp phenotypic data except carbon and nitrogen concentration were generated by Robinson et al. [ 34], who showed that these, and other, traits had a substantial degree of heritability (clonal repeatability), a result that could only be obtained from high quality phenotypic data, negating the possibility that the observed lack of significant sexual dimorphism resulted from low data quality.
In addition, helical multi-detector row CT exposes the patient to a substantial radiation dose, which limits the repeatability of the procedure [ 6].
The high technical repeatability, sample homogeneity and substantial superior throughput support the use of the CSD for biomass composition analysis in maize.
Retrospective 3-point scale demonstrated substantial intra-rater and inter-rater repeatability (κ = 0.682, P < 0.001 and κ = 0.630, P < 0.001, respectively).
Visual screening appears to be a simple, safe, acceptable and inexpensive approach but there are substantial issues related to test accuracy and repeatability of visual screening, and screening with visual inspection was not found to decrease cervical cancer mortality in a large-scale trial in rural India [ 19].
Repeat genotypes showed high repeatability.
