Sentence examples for basis variance from inspiring English sources

To determine if the low observed levels of homeologous recombination observed in genetic marker data from BC1N progeny and S2 families could result in phenotypic variation with an underlying heritable genetic basis, variance components of neoallotetraploid F2s and S4 families were calculated.

On this basis, kriging variance analysis method combining with GIS is applied in the optimization of marine monitoring network in order to get more accurate and abundant information of the marine environment.

A flexible budget would substitute results in terms of units or services produced or sold for estimates; use estimated costs and prices, thus providing a standard of comparison; and compare results with estimates on a "flexible" basis, isolating variances in terms of changes in costs, revenues, price levels, and use of resources.

On the basis of variances in AFLP profiles, the strains were grouped in two major clusters; one comprising strains isolated from horses and infected wounds of humans bitten by horses and another consisting of strains isolated from bovine and ovine hosts.

On the basis of the variance analysis, the updating parameters are determined by the parameter significance test.

The basis of the variance reduction strategy is to appropriately augment the governing system equations and then weakly replace the stochastic forcing function (which is typically a filtered white noise process) through a set of variance-reduced functions.

The sampling programme for tactical prospection (reconnaissance) was designed according to the Visman method, on the basis of the variance and precision to be accepted, the budget available and the objectives laid down.

It consists of three basic components: (a) an intrinsic metric for detecting outliers on the basis of minimum variance principle; (b) bi-means clustering of a normalized histogram; (c) surface propagation for a geometric coherence check.

African, European and Asian pulling apart thus means that these 'sets' are mutually divergent on the basis of genetic variance.

To overcome the drawbacks of ETX, modified expected number of transmission (mETX) and effective number of transmission (ENT) are designed on the basis of link variance in order to make ETX an quality aware routing metric [51].

A second data set representing different years of observations for the same lakes was used to compare the two modeling approaches on the basis of prediction variance; the result was a 12.7% reduction in mean squared prediction error for the random coefficient model.