Sentence examples for Variance in number from inspiring English sources

Perceived behavioural control, action planning and risk perception explained 16% of the variance in number of radiographs taken.

Spatial variance in number of intermediate leaves was reduced at the outfall compared to reference locations at the scale of quadrats.

Past values of spatial variance in number of leaves per shoot were lower at the outfall than at the two reference locations at the scale of shoots, whereas the opposite occurred at the scale of areas.

Measures of spatial variance in number of juvenile leaves and length of adult leaves at the scale of shoots were significantly larger at the outfall compared to reference locations.

Early adolescent developmental antecedents accounted for modest variance in number of sexual partners.

Specifically, the model predicts that few parts will have many functions overlapping in them, and therefore the variance in number of functions per part will be low.

The data points represent averages for different images; error bars are 2σ values from the variance in numbers of sites for the different images.

The Mantel test explained 71.1% of variance in numbers of migrants between sites, and pre- and post-flood numbers of migrants were highly correlated (r = 0.843, P < 0.001).

Both weediness and noxiousness are predicted by genus standard deviation for highest chromosome number – variance in chromosome number at the genus level probably reflects the prevalence of polyploid taxa.

In agreement with our earlier study [ 74], the number of distinct alleles, the range of repeat numbers, and the variance in repeat number were generally positively correlated with He in both chimpanzees and humans (Table  3).

Despite the higher numbers of distinct alleles present in chimpanzees, variance in repeat number was generally similar in chimpanzees and humans (Table  2).