He said the jails housed about 400 inmates more than their designed capacity as a result of variances from the commission.
There is no multicollinearity as a result of the variance inflation factor (VIF); the test showed the VIF values were between 1.271 and 3.540.
This theory predicts inefficient selection during the initial phase of clonal evolution as a result of low variance in the numbers of mutations among individuals.
As a result of the variance analysis (ANOVA), a significant difference can be seen between the MRM group and the BCS group on the function, body image, and future perspective scales (p < 0.05).
Lastly, the 'hotshot' or attractiveness hypothesis predicts that leks form as a result of high variance in male mating success, such that males with low mating prospects clustering around those that are successful [ 13].
There are, however, cases in which males as a result of high variance in mating success and thus strong sexual selection exhibit striking, genetically-based polymorphism in display traits (e.g., [ 10, 18- 20]).
One must note that these high values of R are in part a result of pseudo-variance generated by the variables disc location and employment status.
This disparity might be a result of the variances in the duration of the DME in the patients, the metabolic control status, baseline BCVA, and CRT.
Data collected for self-reported staff time might have suffered from inaccuracies as a result of individual variances in self-perception of time.
While 63% (ICC=0.632) of the variance in KPSs were due to true variance, the variance between the observers when scoring with the TBscore was for 82%, a result of the true variance between the scored patients (ICC=0.822).
