The third process involved in the control of phenotypic variability is plasticity, which can be defined as the ability of an individual to express one phenotype under one set of environmental circumstances and another phenotype under another set.
The quantifiable uncertainties, i.e. variability for which a likelihood can be defined, are typically integrated into the management process by considering the reliability or risk level of a structure.
Based on these data provided on standard hard gelatin capsules, product-specific or customized specifications and variability of hard gelatin capsules can be defined.
Clinical heterogeneity, true effect heterogeneity, can be defined as variability among studies in the participants, the types or timing of outcome measurements, and the intervention characteristics.
This, together with the behaviours required by those delivering or receiving the intervention, and the number and variability of outcomes, means that case management can be defined as complex.
Critically ill patients can be defined by the high variability in response to care and treatment.
Reliability may be defined as the ratio of variability between subjects (for example, patients) or objects (for example, ultrasound assessments) to the total variability of all measurements in the sample; reliability can be defined as the ability of a measurement to differentiate between subjects or objects [ 13].
Statistics, which can be defined as the process of making scientific inferences from data that contain variability, has historically played an integral role in advancing nutritional sciences.
Rotations can be defined as temporal arrangements of crops and can be classified systematically according to their internal variability and cyclical pattern.
A line can be defined similarly.
