Sentence examples for considerably higher variance from inspiring English sources
We noticed considerably higher variance in mean JA levels in distal sectors compared with those of SE*.
However, the mating behavior of Tropheus entails considerably higher variance in the reproductive success of males than of females (Yanagisawa and Sato 1990; Yanagisawa and Nishida 1991; Sefc 2008; Steinwender et al. 2012), making strong sexual selection on females unlikely (Kraaijeveld et al. 2007).
Therefore, there is a considerably high variance in all the signals.
This second group shows very small bias but considerably high variance.
The variation in individual intercepts, which coincides in our case with individual responses to cover, was considerably higher than variation in individual-level differences in slopes (28% of total variance explained by random intercepts, compared to 11%).
Drainage explained 28.72% of mtDNA differentiation (AMOVA; all populations grouped by drainage), a considerably higher proportion of the variance than in the case of microsatellites.
Still, depending on the exposure source of the target compound, the considerably high between-day variance of the 24-hr urine collections and the high variance of the total daily exposure mean that collecting 24-hr urine voids from a person only once might not be the best approach to estimate exposure of this person throughout a period of days, weeks, or months.
Power analyses showed that the effect that could be detected ranged from 1.4%to3.6%6% of the variance, which is considerably higher than for univariate models tested in samples of equal size.
However, inter-individual variability is considerably higher.
However, the percentage of variance explained by these variables was considerably higher in the Eastern part of the island than in the rest, as evidenced through a geographically-weighted regression (Figure 2).
The variance accounted for by SORT1 was considerably higher in these young populations (2.5%4.1%%) compared to older subjects from GWAS studies (1%).
