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Conclusions: A high variability in the operationalization of weight measures was found.
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Our results indicated high variability in parasite infection on individual and population levels.
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However, serial IGRAs results should be interpreted cautiously due to their high variability.
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The reasons for this high variability in lithium response are not well understood.
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Diffuse tumors had high variability and low correlation for all 3 measurement techniques.
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The large number of available outcome measures leads to high variability in clinical use.
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However, metabolite content in endomyocardial biopsies shows a high variability.
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However, high variability of microbial compositions between individuals was observed.
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All cell types include genes with high variability in expression, in a tissue-specific manner.
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The high variability in fruit external color in pomegranate cultivars reflects variations in anthocyanin composition.
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A high variability in interindividual tacrolimus dose was noted.
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Nevertheless, further clinical implementation has been limited by high variability in patient response to different immunotherapeutic agents.
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However, it needs to be noted that Mucin-1 concentrations in carcinoma patients showed a rather high variability.
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However, there is high variability in ketamine dosing and scarce data on its safety in long-term infusion.
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Many dosimetric approaches have been proposed, leading to high variability in the results and elusive absorbed dose-effect relations.
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EV, the most commonly employed strategy in clinical practice, had low correlation and high variability across tumor shapes.
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High variability through the time
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