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The lack of impairment in regularity is in contrast to reports on mouse models of episodic ataxia type 2 (EA-2), in which PC firing becomes more variable and normalization of this variability reduces ataxic behavioral symptoms (24).

Safaie, A. et al. High frequency temperature variability reduces the risk of coral bleaching.

Including the effect of shear wave velocity variability reduces the median AF and increases the standard deviation associated with the AF relationship (σlnAF).

This variability reduces sensitivity for detection of effects in clinical studies.

Safaie, A, Silbiger, NJ, McClanahan, TR, Pawlak, G, Barshis, DJ, Hench, JL, Rogers, JS, Williams, GJ, and Davis, KA. "High frequency temperature variability reduces the risk of coral bleaching". Nature Communications 9, no. 1 (April 26 , 2018: 1671-null.

This variability reduces the difference between a drug and another, makes the comparison among triptans difficult, and limits the possibility to predict with a good chance of success the kinetics of a certain triptan in an individual patient.

Networked building control systems (such as HVAC and lighting) could significantly improve energy efficiency and demand variability, reducing our dependence on fossil fuels and our greenhouse gas emissions.

These findings can lead to changes in feed frame design to avoid high die weight variability, reducing the undesired attrition and segregation effect improving tablet quality.

Its application in the adsorption process can result in improved sorption, reduced process variability, reduced development time and overall costs [12, 13].

Such asynchrony also increases intra-annual variability, reducing the amount of variance explained by time in the regression analyses.

After an initial flight response post-fire, severely injured breeding herds reduced daily displacement with increased daily variability, reduced home range size, spent more time in non-tourist areas and associated less with other herds.