The phrase "agreement variance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to contracts, negotiations, or any situation where there is a difference or discrepancy in terms of an agreement.
Example: "The audit revealed an agreement variance that needed to be addressed before finalizing the contract."
Alternatives: "contract discrepancy" or "agreement discrepancy".
The aim of this study was to evaluate how endoscopists assess signs of mucosal inflammation in ulcerative colitis, the inter-observer agreement, the variance of the mean score, and the influence of the observers' experience, as well as the correlation between the eight endoscopic features and their individual contribution to the EAI.
This high agreement and low variance in the dependent measure means less predictable variance which can limit the associations with predictors.
These results are almost in complete agreement with our variance component analysis results when the GRM is fitted individually.
The z-score breed variability was larger in the male gonads than in the rest of tissues, in agreement with the variance component analysis from Table 1.
The limits of agreement describe the variance around the bias, which is in itself an averaged value taken from each pair of study measurements.
In fact neither of the studies correlated the agreement and the variance to the degree of inflammation, and the methods of presenting the images was different, as was the method of assessing endoscopic findings.
The test-retest reliability of the MISS was found to be 0.98 (interclass correlation coefficient, mixed-model analysis of variance, absolute agreement).
In contrast, the paper demonstrates that there is no agreement on estimating the variance of detectability in the training and testing setting.
(e.g., variable for which the measurement method has a large intrinsic variability should have a variance in agreement).
There was excellent agreement and low interobserver variance between the two readers for the 344 specimens (R2 = 0.99).
