In practice, there is an enormous amount of variation in which species are described as monandrous.
In other words, the remaining small amounts of variation can be described by the central limit theorem, and the remaining variation will typically approximate a normal distribution.
The r2 values of the minimum adequate models were used to describe the amount of variation in individual contributions to population growth explained by individual traits in each demographic class [13].
To describe the amount of variation across the whole population in individual contributions to population growth accounted for by individual traits we summed the products of the r2 values for each demographic class and the proportion of the population represented by that class.
This term describes the amount of variation not explained by variables included in a regression analysis, and this residual confounding can be unsettlingly large: The remaining unexplained variation can amount to more than 80%, or, to put it differently, even the nicest Cox regression model based on routine registry data can leave us clueless when it comes to predicting outcomes.
The overall aims of the 'EUROHIP' cohort study are threefold: 1) to describe the amount of variation in disease severity at the time of primary THR in Europe; 2) to look for determinants of any variation; 3) to examine the effects of variations and their determinants on short-term (one year) patient centred outcomes.
The ICC for a particular outcome can be described as the amount of variation in the dataset that can be explained by the variation between clusters.
However, in octoploid cultivars, Costich et al. [ 18] describe a large amount of variation in size, number, and location of 45S rDNA signals.
In order of the total amount of variation that they explain, the factors can be described as relationship with health personnel, information and participation, and outcome.
The traditional process of making ogi has a number of slight variations described by several authors.
