Exempel på variability

• Both sides agree there is year-to-year variability in hurricane activity.

• Longer-lived trees evolve more slowly and show less variability in their rates of evolution.

• Wide variability exists between women in the age at which menopause occurs.

• The cross-covariance revealed several features of the variability that reinforced other observations.

• As reported in all these studies, however, there is a fair amount of variability in speakers' intuitions of syllabification, even when dialect is controlled for.

• In the past, authors stressed the greater variability of the disease's prognosis, clinical findings and cell morphology.

• In other words, field agricultural production systems are more vulnerable to rainfall variability than garden production.

• Differences in acculturation and socioeconomic status produced high levels of intragroup variability that hindered a straightforward application of the categorical approach.

• The response variability of the simulated spike trains generated according to this model was then calculated in the same way as for the real data.

• First, it is expected that a significant degree of between-individual variability will exist in the developmental trajectories of externalizing problems.

• This permitted the examination of the average growth trajectories as well as the presence of individual variability about the average growth parameters.

• Data from both sessions were required in order to obtain sufficient word types and production tokens to conduct a variability analysis.

• It was found that with rotation the vertical variability is reduced and that two-dimensionalization, expressed by the vertical vorticity energy, is enhanced by rotation.

• Results show that farm risk in this environment is in-uenced much more by prices than by weather variability.

• Such variability and the presence of flagella and microtubules in their preparations make their data not comparable with ours.

• In any event there is increasing interest in and recognition of the variability and historicity of hunter-gatherer societies and groups.

• This study has highlighted the importance of examining the processing of accent-related variability in children with speech difficulties.

• A by-product of the canonical analyses is an assessment of the between-group variability in the different canonical directions.