"variation of value" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a change or fluctuation in the worth or significance of something. Example: The variation of value in the stock market is causing many investors to feel uncertain about their investments.
Unfortunately, each variation of values of any parameter may affect the texture characterization performance.
Fig. 3 Variation of values of MAR (Y-axis) against different multivariate statistical tools (X-axis).
Extensive direct numerical simulations allowed investigating the sensitivity of the displacement process to variation of values of the main governing parameters.
Variation of values of a. efficiency, b. misclassification rate, c. sensitivity, d. specificity, e. positive predictive power, f. negative predictive power, g. false positive rate, h.
Blue, red, and green colors represent heavy, medium, and no landslide respectively Fig. 4 Variation of values of MMRE (Y-axis) against different multivariate statistical tools (X-axis).
Accordingly, there was a wide variation of values, and Bland-Altman analysis as well as ICC revealed a poor correlation between manual and automatic analyses.
Hence, Algorithm 1 is less sensitive to the variation of values of ρ, while the results show that the convergence speed of DDA[12] is quite sensitive to the variation of the subgradient step size α.
The fixed nature of point estimates lends itself to one-way and two-way sensitivity analysis, which is helpful in identifying the effect of variation of values in selected variables.
The variation of values of St, k, and number of consecutives days, allowed to evaluate different algorithms.
Mean tumour weight and volume of primary tumours were lower in treated animals, but a conspicuous variation of values in the treatment group precluded statistical significance.
