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From a quantitative viewpoint, it should be noted that, in our definition, and are functions of u and are independent of m, but the standard error of divided by the square root of C, is inversely proportional to the square root of m, which can easily be verified from Eqs. (5), (10), (23), (24), (25), (26), (30) and (31).

So, overweight women compensated least well, but the standard error for obese women was approximately twice that for the other participants, showing more variability.

The SNP on Chr 21 detected by GWAS explained 13.1% of the genetic variance (V G ) but the standard error was very high (Table  1).

Birth weight and length also decreased with increasing levels of cord plasma (ln diazinon and the effect size was similar to that seen for chlorpyrifos, but the standard error was larger and the results were not significant.

The standard GREML analysis revealed that 14%% of phenotypic variation in Paranoia was captured by common variants but the standard error was large and the estimate dropped to almost zero when the other two approaches were applied.

The prediction interval is calculated in the same way as the confidence interval but the standard error is given by: For example, the 95% prediction interval for the ln urea for a patient aged 60 years is 0.97 to 2.52 units.

In contrast, if the thermometer is averaging several values continuously collected, the precision of the displayed value is no longer given by the standard deviation but by the standard error of the mean (σ/√N), where N is the number of averaged independent measurements (an estimation assuming that N is much smaller than the population sample size, therefore subject to eventual correction).

But the standard errors are large, and coefficients are imprecisely estimated.

As the elasticity estimates under the two models are in most cases close to each other but the standard errors are usually lower in the LL model, we focus on the LL results in the following discussion and refer to the "Sensitivity of the results" section for a comparison of the results of the two functional specifications.

A standard error for the number of lethal equivalents can be calculated [see 1], but the standard errors returned by this method were unrealistically small, while the analysis of I×E interactions provides reliable information as to the confidence in the size of the lethal equivalent estimates in the two environments.

The Branch length distributions are more variable, especially in the FL3 model, but the standard errors are still fairly low.