Sentence examples for variability applied from inspiring English sources
First, a value of 20 mg/dL approximates to the 95% CI of total intra- and interassay variability applied to a true fasting glucose concentration of 126 mg/dL (17).
The insert-to-insert variability applying a single dilution airflow (0.5 L/min) or multiple dilutions of CS was measured with WST-1 (Roche Applied Science, Rotkreuz, Switzerland).
Such breed-to-breed variability applies equally to the canine skull, however little is known about whether this translates to systematic differences in cerebral organization.
The issue of relative marker variability applies not only when comparing genetic differentiation between NRY and mtDNA, but also when comparing genetic differentiation across studies that have used different methods to assay variation for a given genetic system.
Although the images are stored using random numbers, they are analyzed in batches of images by a single investigator so that the intra-observer variability applies when effects of interventions are investigated.
The same pattern of a low median documented performance and wide interhospital variability applies to the use of investigations, giving of patient advice and onward referral for expert neurological input, and we recommend that the reasons for this be explored and addressed within each healthcare community.
Assuming that this degree of inter-individual variability applies at any specific dioxin serum level [as appears reasonable from examination of Lambert et al.'s Figure 1 (Lambert et al. 2006)], then a BMD10 can be calculated as the serum TEQ necessary to shift the distribution such that an additional 10% of the population has a CBT exceeding 3.5%.
Here, several published inference methods to separate land use effects from climate variability were applied.
The correlated material variability was applied to a glass/epoxy material system.
To investigate structural and conformational variability we applied a principal component analysis classification to specific regions.
This device enhances the reliability of the dynamometer, which may be subject to considerable variability when applied by hand to the powerful hip girdle musculature.
