biological variability

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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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No references found			1993); thereby introducing another source of biological variability and error to the data (Moore et al. Familiarization, reliability, and comparability of a 40-m maximal ... by Glaister, Mark; Hauck, Hanna; Abraham, Corinne S.; Merry, Kevin L.; Beaver, Dean; Woods, Bernadette; / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine In this case, an estimate of the biological variability within each group as well as the stereological variance, considered in this paper, would be required for the sample size calculation (see Cruz-Orive et al. Sampling intensity with fixed precision when estimating volume of ... by Maudsley, Rhiannon; Garcia-Finana, Marta / Image Analysis and Stereology [EpiTect Control DNAs] eliminate any biological variability, as methylation patterns may be strikingly different for various cell lines or tissues commonly used as reference- or process-related variables, e. Diverse approaches to workflows by Instrument Business Outlook			biologic evolution biologic half-life biologic monitoring biologic plausibility biologic psychiatry biologic rhythm biologic transmission biologic vector biologic width biological biological agent Biological Alien Biological Boundary biological clock Biological Creep Biological False Positive biological family Biological Father Biological Half-Life Biological Mother biological oxygen demand Biological Parent biological response modifier biological response modifiers Biological Thyroid Hormone biological variability biological vector Biological Warfare Biological Weapon biologicals biologist biology bioluminescence biolysis biomagnetic fields Biomagnetics Biomagnetism biomarker biomass biomaterial biome biomechanic biomechanic adaptation biomechanical dysfunction biomechanical therapy biomechanics biomedical biomedical approach biomedical engineering biomedical test biomedicine			Biological therapy Biological therapy Biological therapy biological threat Biological Threat Agent Biological Threat Characterization Center Biological Threat Reduction Program Biological Thyroid Hormone biological time biological to immunological Biological Trace Element Research biological transmission biological transmission biological transmission biological transmission Biological transport, active Biological transport, active Biological transport, active Biological Treatment of Soil and Water Biological Trend in Sociology Biological trickling filters (Biofilters) Biological type Biological type Biological type Biological Value Biological Value Biological Value Biological Value Biological Value Biological Value biological variability Biological Variation Markup Language biological vector biological vector biological vector Biological virus Biological virus Biological virus Biological virus Biological war Biological war Biological war biological warfare biological warfare biological warfare biological warfare biological warfare Biological Warfare Agent Biological Warfare Chemical Warfare biological warfare defence biological warfare defense biological warfare defense Biological Warfare Laboratory Biological Warfare Mutation Engine Biological Warfare/Chemical Warfare Biological Warning and Incident Characterization System Biological Waste Water Reclamation biological weapon biological weapon biological weapon biological weapon

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