For continuous variables, such as weight or blood pressure, the variability of the data should be reported, along with average values.
The strength of community concordance depends on the variability of the data on the aquatic biota.
Variability of the data was tested with a modification of the Brown Forsythe test of homoscedasticity.
For quiet conditions, the lowest variability of the data was found to be about 0.15, in the summer hemisphere.
A complementary strategy is to define the proper pixel size to capture the spatial variability of the data and minimize the intra-pixel variability.
We also use different transportation analysis zones (central, inner and outer London) to demonstrate the spatial variability of the data over these different survey durations.
The review emphasizes the variability of the data as a function of strain, species, and model of alcohol-induced liver injury employed in different studies.
Investigations into the experimental design of monitoring campaigns confirmed that the variability of the data as well as the number of observations collected before the rehabilitation impact the detection limit of the effect.
However, given the quality and variability of the data, human studies alone, especially those involving sensory irritation, are not adequate to serve as a reference concentration for estimating risk, or lack thereof, for a lifetime of exposure to formaldehyde.
One requirement of a data set is to summarize it by expressing two pieces of information: a single value that 'summarizes' the data set – a measure of central tendency – and a notion of the variability of the data set.
The statistics show that the variability of the data relative to the institutional data is quite different across institutional variables.
