Sentence examples for because of variance or from inspiring English sources

Because of variance or low frequencies, age (23 27 years old), marital status (2% married), and having children (1%) were left out of the analysis.

This court cannot review the weight of the evidence, and can look into it only to see whether there was error in not directing a verdict for the plaintiff on the question of variance, or because there was no evidence to sustain the verdict rendered.

These differences may come about because of error variance or true variance.

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.

Though the current across cells while the battery is in use is equal, the self-discharge rate differs because of variance in manufacturing and in temperature across the cells.

I do believe that these groups have internal structure, but not merely because of variance.

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.

Regions may differ between the 2 maps because of variance, with some regions with relatively prominent thinning showing lesser statistical effects because of greater variance (e.g., posterior cingulate).

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).

And because of variances when you mix audio components, a specific DAC may sound very different in your system than in your buddy's.