Furthermore, primarily using quantifiable variables may have reduced variability which is usually introduced by more subjective estimates e.g. presence of co-contraction, breathing etc.
These demonstrated the most variability, which is unsurprising, as each strain has acquired variable phage content over time.
The cycle presents significant spatial variability, which is strongly affected by natural climate and anthropogenic influences.
In contrast to δ18Oice, the reconstructed Greenland temperature exhibits clear centennial to millennial-scale variability, which is reproduced by climate model simulations including volcanic forcing.
Host genetics has only a minor influence on microbiome variability, which is more strongly associated with environmental factors such as diet.
HeartMath is another app that couples relaxation techniques/meditation/guided imagery with a device that measures heart rate variability, which is a proxy for stress measurement.
The associated hydrothermal fluids exhibit substantial chemical variability, which is largely attributable to compositional differences among the underlying host rocks.
The nested sampling approach revealed the dominance of small-scale variability, which is in line with previous findings.
This fact was attributed to the high spatial variability, which is most probably masking the impact of anthropogenic pressures.
"The models showed that prior to 1850 there were not any long-term trends and temperature variations were likely to be caused by natural climate variability which is a random process," he said.
Four PCA factors explain 81% of the TE variability, which is closely linked to specific geographical location and weakly linked to the identity of the species.
