Sentence examples for variability in the measurements from inspiring English sources

Previous investigations have identified significant interobserver variability in the measurements of central venous pressure and pulmonary artery occlusion pressure in critically ill patients.

This lack of significance may be due to the low number of control rats and the variability in the measurements.

There was a surprisingly high degree of variability in the measurements leading to differences in derived TV's.

All MRI studies were forwarded to an independent core laboratory (MedQIA, Los Angeles, CA, USA) for quality control and interpretation to reduce variability in the measurements; the core laboratory also developed standardized imaging protocols for use at the individual trial sites, credentialed the sites, and trained MRI technologists at each trial site.

All MRI studies were forwarded to a core laboratory (MedQIA, 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite 650, Los Angeles, CA 90024, USA) for quality control and interpretation to reduce variability in the measurements; the core laboratory also developed standardized imaging protocols for use at the individual study sites, credentialed the sites, and trained MRI technologists at each study site.

The experiment was not an easy one for some subjects to perform, taking around 30 minutes to view all the film clips, and this probably contributed to the variability in the measurements.

OTL might be conceived of as a program-level variable, but as we found in TEDS-M, there is variability in the measurement of OTL at the future-teacher level.

Manual measures require expert training, but can still result in high variability in the measurement, especially in structures such as the hippocampi.

This study was designed to investigate interobserver variability in the measurement of internal carotid artery (ICA) peak systolic velocity (PSV).

Objectives: to assess intra- and interobserver variability in the measurement of aortic and common iliac artery diameter by means of computed tomography (CT).

PURPOSE: To determine if the prandial effect outweighs variability in the measurement of portal venous blood flow and hepatic arterial resistive index.