Could acknowledging variances in color, ethnicity and culture allow our eyes to become unveiled to a truth new to us if we are only brave enough?
Babies don't come with instruction manuals and any book that prescribes a sure-fire method is likely totally full of it, or is at least failing to acknowledge variances for personalities, growth spurts, etc.
The imputation involves estimating E(X | W ), which in turn requires estimating variance components from a multivariate random effect model applied to unbalanced data, in order to acknowledge variation between and within matched sets, in a similar fashion to [ 5].
The authors acknowledge the variance in the definitions of dietary patterns, which may have reduced comparability of the studies included in this review.
The AAOPR Cell Phone Task Force Report [ 7], acknowledges that variance estimation for dual frame sample designs is somewhat more complex than for single frame designs.
Ultimately, while acknowledging the variance associated with our own measurements, a speed of approximately 10 μm min−1 is a good approximation of ookinete instantaneous speed in these artificial conditions.
Rowan acknowledged there was a "variance of opinion" in the medical community on this point, "as there would be in the wider community".
For estimation and predictions of random fields, it is increasingly acknowledged that the kriging variance may be a poor representative of true uncertainty.
Bordeleau stressed that the report didn't conclude racial profiling, but acknowledged that there were "variances and anomalies in the analysis that must be researched further".
The results of Study 1 reveal that most survey-related publications in the four journals fail to address or acknowledge common method variance.
Exploratory factor analysis indicating nine dimensions were extracted with 58.61 % of the total percentage of variance explained, which was acknowledged as adequate in capturing the main features of the phenomenon [ 29].
