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The variability of population estimates increased as the level of clustering in the population increased for both methods (Figures 1 and 2).

Variability of population estimates across simulation runs was similar for both methods, except at lower detection probabilities (<50%), where the DS method was less variable.

Hence, the space-time clustering cannot be attributed to variability of population density.

In order to include variability of population characteristics in the model, the multi-cohort model was run 1,000 times.

The sample size calculations considered the consequences of measurement error and residential mobility, which together tend to reduce the variability of population exposure.

Inter-individual variability of population pharmacokinetic parameters was considered to be log-normally distributed with mean of 0 and variance of ω2.

As spot samples only provide a snapshot in time of the concentrations of chemicals in an individual, it remains unclear to what extent intra-individual variability plays a role in the overall variability of population-wide HBM surveys.

When estimating the natural variability of populations of non-target organisms, it is crucial to consider population trends over extended time periods as they may give a different picture than annual fluctuations.

This method is therefore especially appropriate when comparing variability of populations experiencing different types of dynamics because PV measures variability on a proportional scale.

Genetic variability of populations from rock habitats was higher for several traits related to petal size and shape than that of populations from screes and walls.

These methodologies yield new opportunities to explore the genetic variability of populations, as well as the characterization of the transcriptome architectures.