Sentence examples for a clear variance from inspiring English sources

The resulting variance vs. depth diagram indicates the optimal depth as a clear variance minimum (Figure 5).

Being tied to the OPEC Cartel, their objectives can readily be alleged to be at clear variance with those of a stand alone refinery needing to source its crude oil in the marketplace.

You were already pardoned!" There is some clear variance between the two jokes, but the resemblances are also notable, especially considering Trump made another joke on Thursday about accusations that his wife Melania's Republican National Convention speech in July was plagiarized from Michelle Obama's Democratic National Convention speech in 2008. .

The main advantages of the hierarchical approach are that all variance explained is neatly and uniquely divided over the direct and the indirect effect, and that both effects have a clear interpretation, namely variance explained by the effect if it were on its own (primary), and additional variance explained over and above what was explained by the primary effect (secondary).

The generalized statistical traffic assignment (GESTA) model has a clear multi-level variance structure.

Quantification of this phenotype showed a clear increase in variance in PGC number.

It is rather due to the structure of the variance, B10 males being characterized by a variance with a clear major axis (V1 expressing 70% of the variance) whereas variance is more spherically distributed in groups such as B6 HF (V1 expressing less than 40% of the total variance).

We found a clear reduction in the variance from 0 to 7 days after feeding using the approach described above (p<0.001).

These results show a clear improvement in explained variance after the interaction variable is included in the model.

MDS analysis shows that young animals cluster together, while old individuals have a clear high degree of variance between each biological replicate.

We also see that the closeness of residual variance to the mean improves when we only look at the 'non-elective' births, while for the acute caesareans only there is a clear trend that the variance is larger than the mean, so-called overdispersion, which violates the assumption of Poisson distribution.