The phrase "a variance of only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a small difference or deviation in a particular context, such as measurements, statistics, or comparisons.
Example: "The results showed a variance of only 2% from the expected outcome, indicating a high level of accuracy."
Alternatives: "a difference of just" or "a deviation of merely".
Although the factor analysis results in TREAT RLS 1 gave a cumulative variance of only 0.39, narrowly missing the 0.40 criterion for calculating a summary score, published research suggests that the cut-off point of 0.40 is 'arbitrary' [ 25].
The polychoric correlation was.55, indicating a shared variance of only 30% among these two (underlying) variables.
It should be noted that the observed raw correlation of approximately 0.3 reflects the fact that α is a sample variance of only five observations, and therefore exhibits high variance by itself.
This hybrid nature of the scale, detecting both aR trait and loss of regulation may also explain as well why the 3 factors have a cumulative variance of only 25%.
However, in real livestock genomes (e.g., a genome of 30 M for cattle), QTL on a chromosome of this length would cause an additive variance of only ~0.01.
According to the manufacturer, the precision of the 8-channel pipette for a transfer volume of 5 μL is high with a coefficient of variance of only ≤ 2%.
However, all strategies with n s in the range between 15 and 32, and corresponding values of n d,max ns ranging from 15 to 4 as allowed by the budget, resulted in variances of 0.22 or less, except for the strategy (30, 4) which gave a variance of 0.23 because it only managed to utilize 92% of the available budget.
Although two higher order constructs each significantly accounted for the variance of only a single lower order construct (political activity and evolutionary misconceptions), four other higher order constructs contained multiple lower order constructs.
Scenario 2 (Table 2) only included a variance of paternally inherited effects of 250, without considering any other source of genetic variance.
Variances of only a few non-target genes did not exhibit the abovementioned proportional relationship, and the ratios r i for such genes were scattered between ρ and 1. (See also Additional file 1, Figure S1).
