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In healthy controls, inter-subject variability of changes in R2 area after HFSLTP was within the range of spontaneous fluctuations in the R2 response observed in the HFSNO session (Fig. 7).
Videocapillaroscopic images observed in our study indicate the variability of changes in patients with AA.
Confidence in results from monitoring genetic end points in environmentally or occupationally exposed individuals can be improved with knowledge of the normal variability of changes in genetic end points in the general population.
However, in heterogeneous and changing landscapes, these data may be insufficient to detect temporal changes (and their causes) because of the uncertainty associated with misclassification and the spatio-temporal variability of change patterns.
Limited information regarding the variability of change scores in that study restricts further comparisons, however.
The SD varies with the heterogeneity of the sample and does not take patient variability of change into consideration.
Even so, the WHODAS detected greater variability of change over time across all prodromal groups than the TFC.
These statistics provide an estimate of the magnitude of change, standardized relative to the variability of change scores [ 1] or to the variability of baseline scores [ 2].
The statistical power to detect various rates of MD change (expressed as a multiple of the SD) for given numbers of examinations is shown in fig 2. Detecting a very rapid rate (four times the SD of MD variability) of change with 80% power requires between four and five examinations.
The substantially larger variability of change of eye position in the Y-plane compared with the X-plane is also well in line with the result that the first component yielded from PCA of the change in eye position in the X– Y plane is on average able to capture 87% of the signal variance.
However, the amount and variability of the changes may indicate that changes in protein content alone are not sufficient to describe the cellular response to these stimuli.
