From the econometric point of view, the use of both average and annual growth is important because it allows us to exploit alternatively both sources of variability, cross-sectional (between LLMs) and overtime (within LLMs).
As an example of the power of hybridization in creating variability, a cross between hypothetical wheat varieties differing by only 21 genes is capable of producing more than 10,000,000,000 different genotypes in the second generation.
The effects of material variability, brace cross sectional shape and loading protocol on the drift-based fragility curves are investigated.
The variability in cross progeny number observed in these experiments is typical of this assay and is generally attributed to variation in mating, sperm transfer, and/or sperm loss (Murray et al., 2011).
The relatively low intra-individual stability in cross-modal AB magnitude suggests that the variability in cross-modal AB magnitude merely reflects random noise.
First, we demonstrate the variability of cross-validation results and point out the need for repeated cross-validation.
The analysis represents a natural experiment on the variability of cross-border truck movements in the aftermath of 9/11.
In some cases involving high virus variability, the cross-reactivity of CD8 responses may be beneficial for recall responses [7], [9].
Urinary metals and heart rate variability: a cross-sectional study of urban adults in Wuhan, China.
Variability in cross-validation accuracy was observed as a function of the disease being examined, with limited correlation observed between sample size and classifier accuracy.
This method does not account for differences in bone length and may be a confounding source of variability in cross-sectional studies [ 16].
