Sentence examples for variability of methods from inspiring English sources
In reality, due to different reasons (availability, costs, manpower, different analysis from the same sample, size and time resolution, etc) in many networks and field studies a high variability of methods for aerosol characterisation is used and often those experimental figures will be used for statistical interpretations.
The intraobserver and interobserver variability of methods evaluating cervical sagittal rotation has not been studied.
Other authors tested HER2 IHC expression in FMTs, however variability of methods of assessment makes comparison non-robust [ 17, 19, 23, 41].
The pace of genetics research, the variability of test methods and results, and the aura of infallibility with which the tests are marketed, she told me, make this advance a more complicated one than the EKG.
We observed site-specific variability of testing methods encompassing all stages of testing, including pre-analytical handling, testing methodologies, and result interpretation and reporting.
The extreme variability of experimental methods used in the literature makes it difficult to compare results between friction studies.
The study design did not allow for determination of the intra- and inter-observer variability of the methods; however, the variability between the three specimens from each specimen was determined to be good (R = 0.684).
For example, Arrhenius model is not applicable for large molecules or the variability of quantitate methods for biologics is too large and make it difficult to narrow down to a precise predictive model.
The inter-laboratory variability of these methods varied enormously.
Moreover, the score intervals are very narrow, with a difference of only a few bacteria, and the real number of Lactobacillus morphotypes recognized may be influenced by the variability of the methods.
Undertaking reviews in this area is difficult because of the complexity inherent in the interventions, the variability of the methods used, and the difficulty of generalising findings across healthcare settings.
