The phrase "assessments of variance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or analysis where the evaluation of variability or differences in data is being discussed.
Example: "The assessments of variance revealed significant differences between the two groups in the study."
Alternatives: "evaluations of variance" or "analyses of variance".
Because our overall data set was not conducive to parametric assessments of variance partitioning, we chose to compare shape differences within explanatory factors by assessing morphological uniqueness.
Measurements were weighted by the number of reads on which they were based under the assumption that genes measured with more reads will have more accurate assessments of variance because they will be subject to less Poisson noise.
These assessments of variance in parasite susceptibility (PD) can then be melded with estimates of PK variance from population pharmacokinetic studies conducted in different patient populations to predict the dosing regimens necessary to ensure cure if the most resistant natural isolates infected the patients with lowest drug exposures.
Differentially expressed/present proteins following apoptosis induction were defined by boundaries representing 95% confidence intervals (CI) by assessment of variance between biological replicates at three different time-points.
Computer simulation demonstrates that in the case of heterogeneity, an assessment of variance in tumors provides a better identification of cancer genes than does the comparison of the expression in normal and tumor tissues.
The existence of any additional dimensions is inferred through the assessment of residual variance (variance unexplained by the primary dimension) using PCA.
Assessments of error variances must respect the observed variable's distribution.
Variation in the time allowed between the initial state and the assessment of the variance shows how material is dispersed within a system over time, allowing phenomena occurring at different scales to be investigated using data obtained in a single experiment.
Further details on the assessment of intratumoural variance are given in the Supplement.
Larger group studies will also permit more detailed assessment of the variance within the wider PCA population and, in particular, whether a small number of individuals retain a truly focal pattern of atrophy until late in the disease.
