Sentence examples for allow for a variance from inspiring English sources

This would allow for a variance inflation factor of 1.4 (ICC = 0.02) [ 73].

In Poisson regression models, the outcome y i is considered Poisson distributed with mean μ i., i.e. E[Yi] = μ i and variance Var(Yi) = μ i. Negative binomial models are equivalent to the Poisson model (where Y i ~ P o (μ i )) in the estimation of mean value but allow for a greater variance (overdispersion).

After inflating this sample size by 10% to allow for a possible variance inflation factor resulting from the randomisation by clinic weeks rather than individual participants (Ukoumunne et al, 1999), and a further 30% to allow for loss to follow-up, a total of 288 participants are required.

Ranges (upper and lower bounds) of all of the parameters (except condom use, condom effectiveness, and the number of QALYs saved per HIV case averted) were chosen as ± 50% of the parameter's base case value to allow for a wide variance in the values we applied in our sensitivity analyses.

It is recommended that you allow for a 10% variance in the metal weight from what is listed to what you receive.

However, the ongoing development of approaches like gam for location and scale (Wood et al. 2016) will allow for a more flexible variance modelling in the future.

To allow for variance heterogeneity, a variance-by-group structure was included if diagnostic plots and AIC values indicated violation of the residual homogeneity assumption (CRP and TNFα).

In both cases, the critical variable is a sufficiently large sample size to allow for a reliable estimate of population variance.

The model thus allows for a different variance decomposition for different levels of the moderator.

The dependency structure induced by the house sparrow pedigree is not strong enough to allow for a precise estimation of the genetic variance.

In mapping the transcription space with well-known tags, the experiment annotations allow for a "guided tour" through the interpretable variance of the transcription data.