There are two sources that cause channel variability: inherent changes in the propagation medium and transmitter and/or receiver motion.
Such stimuli do not accurately reflect the variability inherent in naturally occurring language, where additional constraints might be in place.
However, its quantification remains uncertain because of a large variability inherent in brain anatomy and in methodological settings.
A realistic representation of the data must take into account the different sources of variability inherent to pollen release and deposition in the field.
Water stress varies substantially year-to-year in all climate scenarios as a result of interannual variability inherent in the reference data.
Prior to statistical analysis of a scanned slide, there needs to be several levels of normalization to account for the variability inherent in spotted microarray experiments.
Such a finding compares favourably with the variability inherent in Jamar recordings, thus indicating that the Grip-ball could be used to assess grip force.
The variances of replicate ln(growth-rate) estimates were used to quantify the experimental variability, inherent to the method of determining the growth rate.
Variability in AAR ratios was recognized from a myriad of sources, including analytical error, intrashell variability, inherent variability, time averaging, and contamination.
Evaluation of stereoscopic retinal images at a reading center provides a uniform methodology for describing retinal lesions and changes in morphology over time that reduces the variability inherent with clinician observers in a multicenter trial.
Due to the variability inherent in the natural feedstock used to obtain oleic acid, PSOA subsequently falls into the regulatory definition of an unknown or variable composition, complex reaction products or biological materials (UVCB) substance [5, 13].
