Sentence examples for adding to the variance from inspiring English sources

Microtiter plate washing techniques, as described in Stepanovic et al., also leave room for interpretation and could lead to the removal of transient bacterial biofilms, further adding to the variance in quantitative results for each isolate.

We ran all the regression analyses separately for each of the ten PVs and report the average results with the imputation error added to the variance estimator.5.

That is, a term that measures the extent to which the exogeneity assumption is erroneous constructed from prior information regarding plausible values of the impact of genetic factors on second-stage outcomes is added to the variance matrix.

Shifting loci also add to the variance in epistatic interactions.

A second factor that might have added to the variance in both groups was age.

This, however, will increase the statistical noise level of the corrected images, since the variance of the number of random counts is added to the variance of the uncorrected counts.

A block-enter procedure was used to monitor the progression of the chi-square test to examine whether each of the factors significantly added to the variance explained by the model.

Regression analyses revealed that in the first and more conservative model, acceptance added to the variance explained, independently of coping, all of the outcomes, with variance increments averaging 8% (compared to 20% for coping).

Here the dark subtraction will in fact remove the contribution of the mean dark counts from the μ(I c) because μ(I c) = μ(I) − μ I D but the variance of the mean dark counts will be added to the variance of the raw intensity images due to the fact that σ(I c) = σ(I) + σ(μ I D ).

For the diarrhea episode outcome, an additional 10 percentage points were added to the variance in the FA group to account for a loss to follow-up that was 10% higher over the course of the study than the FA + RUSF group.

These findings, confirmed as robust using bootstrapped sampling, support the first prediction from the S-REF model that metacognitive beliefs add to the variance explained in distress and trauma after controlling for illness perceptions, with negative beliefs about worry making the biggest contribution to the variance in each outcome.