This large variation of the healthy volunteers might be due to genetic variations, age effects, different histories of occupational and environmental exposures of noxious particles and gases e.g. passive exposure to tobacco smoke and varying techniques of inhaling the Technegas.
Other factors that could contribute to the differing prevalence rates include time of year the owls were sampled, annual variations, age of host [70], and environmental conditions [71].
The beers, too, are as traditional as you'll find, from sour, funky lambic and gueuze beers to variations aged with cherries, raspberries and apricots.
Consequently, the established tool for root cause investigation is a valuable approach to rapidly identify process variations, aging of columns, or processing errors.
In chromatographic protein purification, process variations, aging of columns, or processing errors can lead to deviations of the expected elution behavior of product and contaminants and can result in a decreased pool purity or yield.
And the melting pot of all races, gender variations, ages, freaks, punks, hipsters, toddlers (accompanied by their parents of course), you name it, was probably amongst the greatest performances for both Saturday and Sunday's festival line-up.
In addition, with the use of this linear mixed model, also a possible correlation between the cross-sectional area of the IMA/IMV and anatomical variation, age, breast volume or breast density was tested.
For example, regional variation, age or sex differences could influence the outcome of statistical calculations.
Physical activity is the principal determinant of CRF, although genetic variation, age, and body composition also contribute (9).
The sensitivity of available classifiers to different kinds of disparities such as illumination variation, facial expression, facial occlusion, pose variation, aging, etc. is among the most challenging problems that the researchers face [1].
There are variations of age, background, education and personality.
