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This is because, the variance of the first postsynaptic response increases quadratically with the postsynaptic factor q (see 'Materials and methods').

Increasing the CCF results in high raw BER (RBER) because the variance of Flash memory signal becomes larger.

Because the variance of the network is also influenced by other imaging factors, further increase in the number of seeds has little effect in reducing the network variance.

As shown in Figure 6, decreases as increases because the variance of remaining state also increases following state cancellation by the informed encoder.

We also found that the comparison of delivery cost is very important because the variance of delivery cost can be as big as the variance of book prices itself.

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).

The Women's March humor worked, too, because of the variance of tone on display.

All samples were positive by RT-PCR for the 3D and 2C regions, but the VP0/VP1 region could be amplified in only 8 samples, possibly because of the variance of the strains and sensitivity of the primer sets.

Because of the variance of R2* in the absence of microspheres as a result of tissue characteristics (Fig.  1), over- or underestimations will be introduced at the voxel level.

Because the variances of the measurement errors are unknown, estimates of those quantities are to be used.

However, the linear correlation coefficient in probability theory is different from and cannot be transformed to the one defined in the deterministic correlated model, because the variances of X and Y in Eq. (3) must be nonzero and finite.