The phrase "and that the variance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistical analysis, research findings, or any situation where variance is relevant to the topic being addressed.
Example: "The study concluded that the results were significant, and that the variance in the data supported the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "and that the difference" or "and that the variation".
Furthermore, we show that the noise process has a global spatial distribution and that the variance increase is multiplicative rather than additive.
We find that the shape of the landscape correlation function is typically unimportant, and that the variance is overwhelmingly the most important property of the colonisation kernel.
Lateral positioning results indicate that rumble strips cause drivers to move away from the centre line and that the variance in lateral position may therefore decrease.
Results show that a decreasing shift in the mean has occurred in the total annual rainfall and the number of rainy days at all four stations, and that the variance has decreased for the total annual rainfall at two stations.
The statistical evaluation showed that no single step in the sampling procedure contributed with excessive variance and that the variance caused by the sampling procedure was approximately the same as the variance in the chemical analysis observed over a year.
The only difference between Capprox in (18) and Casymp in (16) is that the Jacobian matrix is evaluated at the parameter estimate θ ^ instead of the true parameter θ and that the variance σ2 is estimated by the residual variance s 2 = Ω ∕ ( N - P ).
Testing for progressively smaller maximum values of trange showed that the mean values of taoristic were homogeneous until crimes where trange ≥ 47 hours were excluded (H = 4.179,p < 0.05), and that the variances were homogeneous until crimes where trange ≥ 76 hours were excluded (H = 3.970,p < 0.05).
Of importance, however, is that punishment at constraint works rather reliably over a large parameter range and that the variances have been drastically reduced.
For each strata, the percentage of neutrophil apoptosis measured in the different groups was compared using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), considering that the study variables were normally distributed and that the variances were equal.
This is due to the fact that the values of the dispersions are small as compared with the means, and that the variances in Equation (1) are highly influenced by the expected values.
It is also evident, and expected, that the variance increases as the SNR decreases.
