Variations of recorded material properties with respect to time and curing conditions are established via a statistical analysis.
Temperament treatments (assigned on d −7) were chute exit velocity (EV; slow vs. fast) and objective chute score (OCS; low vs. high), a novel temperament measure, defined as the coefficient of variation of recorded weight values collected at five Hz for 10 s while an animal's head was restrained in a chute.
This study detects the variation trend of recorded runoff of the Gushan River, a tributary of the Yellow River located on the Loess Plateau with severe soil and water losing, and investigates the impacts of climate change and human activities on runoff using hydrological simulation approach.
In the cyclic and torsion tests, the fiber-optic sensors responded to load variations and were capable of recording samples responses as small as 1 μstrain.
In addition, because there is considerable variation in the completeness of recording between UK general practices, these results are not necessarily generalisable across all practices.
The data suggesting an association between the development of hypertension and outcome have been mostly, similar to ours, retrospective analyses of blood pressure, with considerable variation in the method of recording and definition of hypertension.
Figure 5 compares the average daily variations of Hm recorded at Ebro for different seasons at HSA and LSA.
Contrary to the Fourier decomposition, the continuous and discrete wavelet transforms allow extracting local and global variations of the recorded contractions.
32 There were some regional variations in rates of recorded autism in the GPRD, possibly reflecting regional variation in diagnostic practice, but rates within areas remained steady overall during the study period.
Standardized recording, such as described for scoring lung lesions [ 32, 33] could also be employed by abattoirs to reduce biases related to variation of lesion recording.
