But there was widespread variation in coverage.
Hence, to decrease inequities and accelerate progress towards disease elimination goals, fine-scale variation in coverage should be better characterized.
Any small variation or error would result in a large variation in coverage.
It shows a variation in coverage of employed in a range from 38to90%0 %.
Likewise, the fine-level analysis of the key epistemic concepts such as reasoning, evidence and inquiry indicates variation in coverage.
Focusing on obese individuals, I exploit variation in coverage of obesity before and after the 2008 expansion to identify effects of the legal change, but I find no improvement in the labor market outcomes of the obese.
Therefore, we adopt two parameters to describe the current state: (1) the traffic load gap Δ L, which reflects the variation of load distribution among neighboring cells, and (2) the spectrum efficiency indicator gap Δ S, which reflects variation in coverage and capacity performance without the effect of the traffic load.
Despite this large variation in coverage, 97.6% and 74.7% of the SAG A and SAG B genomes were recovered at >1X coverage, respectively.
However, there was variation in coverage, with workers from one group of sub-colonies (colony A with fungus from colony K) retaining little (scores 2 3), while others retained higher (score average of 7 on the cuticle of ants from colony H with their own fungus, colony H with fungus from colony I, and colony C with fungus from colony D) visible Pseudonocardia cover.
In comparison, relative depth of coverage is problematic due to local variation in coverage within samples and variation in coverage across samples.
We need to correct both for variation in coverage across the alignment and for sequencing errors.
