The phrase "account variance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or accounting contexts to refer to the difference between the expected and actual performance of an account.
Example: "The account variance for this quarter indicates that our expenses exceeded the budget by 15%."
Alternatives: "budget variance" or "financial discrepancy".
All models included a variance function to take into account variance dependence on fitted values.
Because analyses were done at the transcript level, this method has the advantage of taking into account variance due to SNP and sample replicates.
We calculated G coefficients that took into account variance arising from time (i.e., variance due to participants and items was held constant).
Among the six methods used to compute N e for cattle populations, those based on sex-ratio (N es ) and those taking into account variance of progeny size (N ev ) or directly measuring IBD increase produced very different results.
This ICC is calculated for each of the three disciplines and for each of the six forefoot regions, i.e. taking into account variance between therapists and variance between ratings and GS, see appendix formula A1.
For C. elegans, sperm competitive ability relative to the fixed GFP-tester line was compared between the high-competition and no-competition lines using offspring counts within a nested logistic-regression that tests the effect of the experimental treatment while taking into account variance among experimental replicates (JMP 10, SAS Institute).
Taking into account variances in spelling, these names are now considered to represent the literary Gaelic Olbhar, and the vernacular Gaelic Olghair; both which are in turn forms of Ölvir.
However, despite the relevance of the contribution of that group of variables in predicting adherence, considerable accounted variance remains.
Another consequence of reducing the accounted variance to a small number of cluster-centroids is the enhanced projection quality.
In contrast, in the patient group, the accounted variance (adjusted R2 values) by the significant correlations ranged from 0.04 to 0.09.
To validate that the segments account for variance in important measures above and beyond variance accounted for by other common explanatory measures, we conducted a series of linear regressions.
