varia·bil·ity [ˌveəriə'bɪləti] N no pl
- variability
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The negative effects of parental consanguinity and inbreeding were studied in relationship with socioeconomic status and variability.
en.wikipedia.org Variability in test scores can be produced by small changes in the testing environment.
en.wikipedia.org Due to glycated hemoglobin's variability (as shown in the table above), additional measures should be checked in patients at or near recommended goals.
en.wikipedia.org There is some variability in the standards attained.
en.wikipedia.org Some other disadvantages for between-group designs are generalization, individual variability and environmental factors.
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