This region contains much of the range of variability in the variables seen on a global scale and is a well-studied and biogeochemically important part of the global ocean.
For measurable (quantitative) variables, arithmetic means, standard deviations, medians, as well as the range of variability (extremes) were calculated, while for qualitative variables, the frequency (percentage) was determined.
Today, a study published in Nature Climate Change suggests that, in a matter of decades, the Arctic sea-ice system will have completely departed from the range of variability that would have been recognizable to Franklin and his crew.
γ is related to the range of variability of the total food and human mobility flux.
Therefore our findings are in the range of variability of the results of previous studies.
Other strategies rely on a large number of simulations to explore the range of variability in ESPs and atmospheric conditions.
The Range of Variability Approach (RVA) is used to evaluate the potential hydrological alterations of each of the four scenarios.
Another significant finding in this study is the range of variability seen across patients, as well as over time (Figures 3 and 5).
We took photos indoors and outdoors under different viewing conditions to approximate the range of variability seen in natural face images (Jenkins, White, Van Montfort, & Burton, 2011).
However, in this early study, the range of variability in root cone angle was narrowed by trigonometrically deducing this angle from segment measurements and not directly measuring it.
The Range of Variability Approach (RVA) is used to evaluate the degree of hydrologic alteration (DHA) using 44 years (1957 2000) of hydrologic data.
