As we know, RSD is a measure that quantifies whether a set of variables are constant or have more variabilities.
The free radical production was monitored and results were constant with a variability of less than 2%.
In patients with stable renal function, those levels are constant, with a daily variability of 8% [ 22, 23], so increasing levels might suggest the first stage of ARF.
This pattern assumes that the variability in AGE is constant regardless of when it was measured.
High variability is associated with better oxygenation.
Low variability is associated with worse oxygenation.
Variability is expressed with the Relative Standard Deviation RSDD) value.
These results depict that the resulting variability is very low, with the highest CV value for k O U T *, 16% and 11.3%, in the constant CV noise model and in the constant VAR model, respectively.
Variability is found to be not constant, but quite variable itself.
Results from these tests are stored as a probability, p, that the lightcurve in the given band for the indicated variability test is not consistent with being constant (i.e., pure counting noise, modulo source visibility/good time intervals).
