Sentence examples for variability in addition to from inspiring English sources
Issues that have to be taken into account include establishment of well characterized procedures and platforms along with assessment of analytical variability in addition to the resolution being appropriate for the complexity of the analyzed material [52].
If the realization of /dz/ in Min is more like the Hungarian vowel change, then one would expect to find large intra-speaker variability, in addition to inter-speaker differences.
The degree of heterogeneity, i.e. any variability in addition to that accounted for by chance, and reasons for it should be investigated as far as possible (Section 5.2.10 GMTA).
Reversely, the new approach shows its high efficiency in capturing the concrete variability (in addition to the mean strength) with a number of cores lower than that prescribed by the standards.
Emphasis was placed on study design, including site selection to encompass geological variability and temporal sampling to encompass hydrological and climatic variability, in addition to statistical methods for baseline data analysis.
The results of analyses have shown that the Q2DW exhibits complex seasonal variability: in addition to the well-known strong summer activity the wave also has been found in winter months.
In a real occupational setting, the full-shift exposure variability will, in addition to this within-day cycle-to-cycle variability, include contributions from non-cyclic and irregular parts of the job such as production stops, breaks, occasional tasks, and meetings.
This potential for confounding genetic variability is in addition to the more widely recognized, culturally derived issues inherent in the interpretation of most "risk factors" in psychiatric disorders, such as parenting styles, low socioeconomic status, temperament, or psychological "trauma".
30 It is very likely that inconsistencies in the first-night-effect reflect typical night-to-night variability 58– 60 in addition to situation-specific factors, such as acclimating to a new environment, relating to PSG on the first and second nights.
Moreover, despite the presence of identical FBN1 mutations, a remarkable intrafamilial variability is observed, in addition to a marked interfamilial variability, which has led to the hypothesis that modifier genes must be involved.
Mixed effects modelling allowed for the addition of interindividual and interoccasion variability in model parameters, in addition to residual variability.
