As for reverse bias, the peak current density is around 22.8 kA/cm2 with 4% variation which implies excellent scalability.
Colposcopy, the key step in the management of women with abnormal Pap smear results, is a visual technique prone to observer variation, which implies the need for prolonged apprenticeship, continuous training, and quality assurance (QA) measures.
Of note, this new value of TTies was not associated with a significant variation P0.1, which implies that the proposed level of PS was not associated with an increased respiratory drive or higher transpulmonary pressure.
There was considerable variation in rates of punch biopsy, which implies variation in local practice and in part explains the variation in rates of high-grade CIN.
Taking into account that the CAD-Index is a semi-quantitative estimate of the extent of coronary atherosclerotic disease, which implies variation across subjects even with the same degree of disease, the prediction based on expression pattern of these genes is robust.
The number of depositional units reflecting these climatic periods of time, and the stratal geometries, however, differ at both sites and within the basin, which implies spatial variations in the generation of accomodation space on independent fault blocks.
The main cause of these depth variations is probably thermal stress, which implies a similar regime to the thermal stress model for the intraslab earthquakes (Goto et al. 1985; Hamaguchi et al. 1983; Manea et al. 2006).
The pattern is very similar to the one found above by the beta- and the correlation coefficient: in Costa Rica, circumstances explain the lowest proportion of the variation in own educational attainment, which implies a higher chance of intergenerational mobility.
Previously, we found that wasp lifespans are shorter when ambient temperatures are higher and humidity is lower (Results: Environmental effects on foundress lifespans), which implies seasonal variation in wasp lifespans (Figure S3) and which can explain reduced galling rates in the hot months (Figures 1, 4).
When imaging modalities become more accurate, the inter- and intraobserver variation in tumour delineation decreases, which implies an enormous increase in the standard of care.
