This may be related to the correlation of grade with other pathological features, variability of grading systems, inter-observer variability, or heterogeneity of grade within a DCIS lesion [ 4, 18, 28, 39].
Manual examination, unfortunately, is time-consuming and leads routinely to variability in grading disease [ 8].
Despite the insignificant A1C reduction at the conclusion of this study, there was an improvement of glycemic variability (MAGE, GRADE) with real-time CGM use.
In this study, we focus on a more intrinsic source of variability intraobserver variability in grading of identical images, presented more than once at the same sitting.
Therefore inter- and intra-observer variabilities of the WHO grading system are high.
This is in contrast with companies making products exhibiting "infinite variability" — experiences, which maintain user interest by sustaining variability with use.
"It is the star where it is easiest to discover periodic variability with naked eyes".
His comments come following warnings from England's exams regulator, Ofqual, that there is likely to be variability in grades at a school level this summer owing to the significant changes to the qualifications.
Myosinopathies are a group of heterogeneous myopathies with wide clinical variability, including different grades of severity and ages of onset (congenital, childhood or adulthood) (Oldfors, 2007).
Model results for uniformly distributed season length indicate that with more realistic distribution functions and observed variability of season length graded control is rather improbable.
