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The various geological interfaces are handled as Gaussian random fields to which a model of spatial variability describing possible fluctuations around the best guess is applied.

The random effects were broken down into inter-animal variability (describing how different animals respond differently to the same stimuli), and intra-animal variability (describing how a same animal responds differently to the same stimuli, as estimated from the three measurements at each MAP step).

Like Bull et al. [31] with PoLV 1 4 sequences, we used positions of 'limited variability', described as highly variable sequences, to classify DBL6ε sequences.

However, as solute structure is the only source of variability described by the model, a LSER established for a given column/eluent pair cannot be transferred to external separation conditions.

The importance of gene-environment interactions is emphasised and the role of neuroimaging in unravelling the functional consequences of genetic variability described.

It reduces the multiple linear regression model in (1) to only two components: the overall trend of the traffic (described by a6) and the variability (described by the detail coefficients d3and d3and

The second CSEOF mode, explaining 0.67% of the total variability, describes a reduction of passengers on Mondays and Tuesdays and an increase on Thursdays and Fridays when the amplitude is positive (Fig. 7).

It is also important to bear in mind that the sampling variability described by the margin of error is only one of many possible sources of error that can affect survey estimates….

Consequently, we emphasize personalized target visualization approaches taking into account increased target variability described in this report.

This is consistent with the variability described in Chinese hypothyroid cretins [29] whose sella turcica mean size of 14 mm had a standard deviation 3.1 (n = 58).

Our model using an outbred strain may recapitulate the variability described by Nonogaki and coworkers and suggests that at the "population" level, male mice are vulnerable to obesity only when faced with HFD.