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A temperature coefficient of reactivity is one of the important parameters for core dynamics calculations for safety analysis, and changes with burnup because of variance of fuel compositions.

Because the magnitude of variance of b i ∗ (i = 1, …, n ) grows with i, Casella (1985) suggested applying a lower weighting factor for estimates with larger variance.

The OAAS scores were analysed by Friedman's test because of the lack of variance of the OAAS scores at baseline.

However, in a bipollutant model including two local pollutants, there is the potential for bias and attenuation of model coefficients because of a higher degree of variance of exposure error.

Furthermore, poor family functioning only predicted externalizing problems in the non-bereaved, but seemed less relevant, compared to previous levels of internalizing/externalizing problems, because it only explained 1%% of variance of change.

We defined a reasonable disagreement between replicates as a coefficient of variance of 0.02, because this was the value all measurements met on the best plates.

This is likely because of variance in individual severity of malabsorption and bacterial fermentation of malabsorbed carbohydrate.

Because of variance in the estimation of μ g, the predicted BAF can be larger than 1.0.

Possible explanations for the discrepancy may be because of variances in animal models used (induction of disease, chemical versus T cells or animals, rats versus mice), method of IL-4 administration (adenovirus versus liposome mediated plasmid delivery, time of cytokine addition (pre versus post).

The modified data would then yield an estimate of the population mean (to which the constant that had been subtracted was added back) and would also yield the correct estimate of the standard error of the estimate of population mean because the variance of the sample data was unaffected by the transformation (these results also not reported here).

Similarly, because the variance of estimates of fecundity is proportional to the real variance of fecundity among individuals (equation (1), we simulated with 3 levels of fecundity variance.