The canonical cross loadings also indicate that symptom variables, provided in Figure 4, explain considerable amount of the variation in the first canonical variate of the exposure sets.
Redundancy coefficients indicate that very small amount of the variation in the original symptom variables were explained by the exposure canonical variates.
This suggests that these data, the grid sampling in particular, are capturing a large amount of the variation in the field.
In addition, a substantial amount of the variation in community composition, for the British Isles as a whole and for some RBUs, was accounted for by spatially-structured environmental variables.
"We expected that factors such as gender, income level and amount of education would explain a certain amount of the variation in mental health indicators across counties," said Timothy Brown, associate director of the Petris Center and co-author of the report.
These results show that the wave element varies its wave normal angle during the propagation and that the amount of the variation is within 30°.
The argument is that at some level of learning when learners have grasped some mastery of English, we need to expose them to certain amount of the variation that characterizes World Englishes.
In another study Oude Groote Beverborg and colleagues (2015b, p. 12) found that "leadership practices, perceived goal and task interdependence and self-efficacy…jointly explain a significant amount of the variation of TVET teachers in professional learning activities".
Both Clade and especially Habitat accounted for a substantial amount of the variation in Hct (Tables 1, 2).
Although the first two principal components explain a significant amount of the variation in both datasets, only the Golub model performs well when cross-validated.
Principal components were only considered if they explained a significant amount of the variation in metaprotein phosphorylation (>30%) and had 10 or more phosphotyrosine sites observed in the data.
