In conclusion, the variance of the time-averaged intensity extracted from the variance of the time-integrated measured intensity, is analyzed in the short time limit where fluctuations resulting from rotational diffusion are not averaged out.
If such a model is applied to electron transfer at an interface, calculation shows that electron exchange reactions at electrodes would be prohibitively slow, a conclusion at variance with the observed phenomena; quantum mechanical laws, however, govern the motion of electrons, and their inclusion changes the calculations to fit reality.
In conclusion, the variance in adolescent problem behavior is largely accounted for by family membership, children's daily hassles and parent child attachment.
Results based on Bayesian and ML analyses strongly suggest a close relationship between the Alestidae and Hepsetidae (clade 06, Figures 4, 6), a conclusion at variance with hypotheses proposed by Ortí and Meyer [ 30], Buckup [ 8], Calcagnotto et al. [ 32], and Zanata and Vari [ 5].
This item is of particular interest regarding the question of whether we should expect to find cross-cultural difference in patient interest around the world, and the fact that it was an insignificant factor in our study strengthens the above conclusion that variance between countries will not be significant.
In conclusion, large variances in UEWD-scores are possible in occupations, and therefore hypothesis 2 was not rejected.
This leads to the conclusion that variances occur on each slide (Gene × Array; Table 2) and may, in part, be due to hybridization effects.
However, studies conclude that no reduction of mtDNA copy number occurs in primordial germ cells (Cao et al. 2009), while other studies arrive at differing conclusions on variance of mtDNA between oocytes and developing embryos (Jenuth et al. 1996; Wai et al. 2008).
As noted in the sub-section "Multiple pathway models incorporating genomic instability", there is little evidence to indicate that models with GI, let alone models that assume multiple types of GI, yield better fit than models that do not assume GI [ 6, 89] although conclusions at variance with this have been reached by other modelling groups [ 132].
It would be hard to reach a conclusion more at variance with the position of Jane Elliott.
This conclusion is at variance with Premeaux and Mondy (1993) and Premeaux (2004) who found that managers' ethical decisions were based on Utilitarian principles.
