Sentence examples for a decrease in variance from inspiring English sources

Our bias variance analysis shows that the decrease in error by our variant is due to a decrease in variance.

We show that the method formerly suggested by Tillé and Favre (2005) enables the computation of inclusion probabilities that lead to a decrease in variance under some conditions on the set of balancing variables.

Thus, the increase in bias was also accompanied by a decrease in variance due to incomplete models.

Finally, in stabilizing selection there is selection against extreme trait values on both ends, which causes a decrease in variance around the average value and less diversity.

Treatment with high levels of sapphyrin (n = 3, p = .07), a new class of transcription inhibitor, or actinomycin D (n = 3, p = .04) led to a decrease in variance in gene expression when compared to control treatment with mannitol (figure 5).

This represents a ceiling effect in our measure of cognitive abilities, resulting in a decrease in variance in offspring of highly educated mothers.

As shown in Table 6, the involvement of risk parameters does not change the order of ranking based on expected value or variance, but it causes a decrease in the variance of the estimate, because risk parameters reflect the sensitivity to marginal loss in the benefits for each performance attribute.

Rather, there is a substantial increase in total variance of TE diversity in mid-sized genomes, and a decrease in both variance and maximum TE diversity in the larger genomes of animals and land plants (and at least one protist).

For many traits, a decrease in genetic variance was observed, consistent with the expectations for additive variation (Wade et al. 1996; Whitlock and Fowler 1999; Sacheri et al. 2001; Day et al. 2003; Kristensen et al. 2005; Swindell and Bouzat 2005).

An increase in the diameter of shearing precipitates induced a progressive transformation of SBs to PSBs with a decrease in the variance σ2.

Moreover, it can also be observed from Figures 2 and 3 that an increase in the value of the fading parameter m n or the number of hops N in N*Nakagami-m channels results in a decrease in the variance of the channel capacity.