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biological variability

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biological variability
Lab medicine The variability in a lab parameter due to physiologic differences among subjects–interindividual BV, and in the same subject over time–intraindividual BV


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3 However, the clinical utility of prenatal maternal alloantibody titration results in predicting fetal outcomes, even when determined in a controlled, reproducible manner, remains an open point of discussion,2,31,32 undoubtedly due in part to biological variability.
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