19 20 Again, the authors repeated RBT measurements when the variability indicator was high or IOP >19 mm Hg with medium standard variation, excluding readings with erroneous device performance.
Two novel cost-to-variability indicators, based on Sharpe Ratio, are introduced for analyzing the volatility of the energy storage schedules.
Conversely, DSAT correlated with higher heart rate and lower heart rate variability, both indicators of autonomic neuropathy (18), and therefore indicators for increased cardiovascular risk.
Sensitivity analyses can evaluate sources of uncertainty in model estimates to allow prioritization of additional data collection (such as spatiotemporal variability in indicators and pathogens).
Experimental subjects who felt they were being unfairly paid showed higher heart rate variability, an indicator of stress that has been shown to predict heart disease.
There's also evidence that yoga practices help increase our capacity to remember, increase pain threshold, and our heart rate variability (an indicator of the body's ability to respond to stress more flexibly).
An increased proportion of VAT (6) is frequently reported to be associated with type 2 diabetes and lower heart rate variability, an indicator for autonomic neuropathy, and therefore increased cardiovascular risk (7).
Low heart rate variability, an indicator of poor autonomic control (i.e. inflexibility), among depressed patients is associated with dramatic effects on vascular function, including increased peripheral resistance, arterial hypertension, and organ damage [ 87, 88].
