Sentence examples for a small variance from from inspiring English sources

In white families, the researchers found only a small variance from the expected gender ratios.

The modification mass for each peptide was randomly generated to have Gaussian noise with a small variance (0.2) from the modification mass center for that particular set of peptides (see Supplementary Fig. S3).

The Lys-C digests showed a slightly higher extent of oxidation, which may have resulted from a small variance in H2O2 concentration during the sample preparation process for this particular digest.

This is especially evident when transitioning from a large variance to a small variance; the change in the subjects' prior was gradual (Fig. 5B).

As such, this will probably mean most overclocked benchmarks are identical or within a small variance.

A small variance indicates a high compactness (cf. Fig. 1).

Even a small variance could cause a loss.

If matrix K has very small singular values, a little variance from matrix G will cause serious fluctuation of solution FLSS.

A smaller variance indicates a smaller deviation from the strict molecular clock, since rates of change are similar across branches.

With index selection, FM also caused a smaller variance of number of offspring selected from each parent.

We therefore expect a smaller variance in the RNA numbers produced from the lar promoter than if transcription was a Poisson-like process.