However, high-resolution imaging of tandem-LC3 revealed variability between cells, that is, not all cells show the same level of accumulated autolysosomes, as described previously [ 25].
No items had > 90% of participants reporting the same level of need, indicating reasonable variability of responses within items.
Studies have shown that obesity only explains about 22% variability in IR, and individuals can have very different levels of IR for the same level of obesity (3).
The normalized variability amplitude in the hard X-ray band was σRMS ≈ 0.3, which is the same level as that of Seyfert 1 galaxies of the same luminosity ∼ 3×1042 erg s−1 (2–10 keV).
Furthermore, the residuals plots also suggested a high variability in duration of survival among patients who have a same level of the HRQOL scores.
To assess the variability of transcription across samples, we calculated a measure of expression variability for each gene as the level of variability in relation to the average expression profile, or what is commonly known as the coefficient of variation.
Figure 5c illustrates that ISOLATE achieves better accuracy for the same number of data points and level of variability, although it takes more samples for a given level of biological variability than LDA to achieve its maximum performance.
Repeatability, defined as the correlation between repeated measurements over time in the same individual [ 16] is a useful parameter to assess the level of variability involved in the collection of core samples and in the HTDP analysis.
As expected, the AMP-related genomic sequences displayed high molecular variability, further confirming the different level of variability previously reported by Mytilin and Myticin gene families [ 23].
"We saw the same scale of variability that I would see here in Colorado," he says.
This was due to the high variability between representatives of the same ploidy level and variability between clones from the same geographic range, as well as variation between replicas of the same clone.
