Naslund and co-workers [ 13] developed a logistic regression model for predicting repeat variability, trained using 59 VNTRs and 56 monomorphic repeats, derived from the literature and from lab experiments.
A lower level of performance was also reported in prior categorization training studies for nonnative compared with native sounds, even when using intensive high-variability training procedures over prolonged training periods (Lively et al. 1993; Callan et al. 2003; Golestani and Zatorre 2004).
Among the studies in this review, the variability in training dose, including session intensity, session frequency, and training duration, makes determining the optimal dose of dual-task training challenging.
However, planned comparisons did show that RGS9-L Cre ::Grin1 tmutantsutants did not decrease sequence frequency variability during training, in contrast to littermate controls which did (significant main effect of training time: F1,10 = 10.13, p = 0.009; Posthocs: Mutant group: t10 = 1.38, p = 0.1964; Control group: t10 = 3.00, p = 0.0134).
It has been previously suggested that this decrease in the day-to-day variability in training load may increase the risk of overtraining, injuries, illness, and maladaptation to the previous training sessions [10, 23].
Even without standardization and despite variability in training, the requirements to become a therapy dog are steep.
The challenges have also attacked the variability in training methods for examiners, pointing out that agencies like the F.B.I. have tougher standards than smaller police departments.
Medicine in this country is complex, and there is significant variability in training programs elsewhere.
Future research can investigate how within-group variability in training influences results.
In turn, these abilities may be influenced by variability in training and experience or pre-existing individual differences in perceptual abilities.
