varia·bil·ity [ˌveəriəˈbɪləti] N no pl
- variability
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Reducing known variability is exactly what blocking does.
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 Research reveals increased heart-rate variability among some people when imagining discussing sensitive issues with a relational partner.
en.wikipedia.org Estimated variances have a considerable amount of variability and these values would not be expected to agree exactly.
en.wikipedia.org The expected variability of the output is then found by using a method like the propagation of error or functions of random variables.
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