Sentence examples for constant variability from inspiring English sources

Indeed, despite stimulus evidence (i.e., difficulty level) remaining constant, variability in accuracy from block to block was reflected in subjects' task choices (Fig. 4b).

Thus, although a normal daughter cell produced in meiosis always receives half of the genetic material contained in the parent cell (i.e., is haploid), recombination acts to ensure constant variability: no two daughter cells are identical, nor are any identical in genetic content to the parent cell.

Standard deviations showed a constant variability in all items, ranged from 0.72 (items 2, 3) to 0.82 (item 9).

The antagonistic effects of the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system on the sinus node harmonize the periodic components of this constant variability.

The antagonistic effects of the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the ANS on the sinus node harmonize the periodic components of this constant variability.

(2) That the internal representation of numerosity is logarithmically compressed, with constant variability, so that larger numbers are subjectively closer together on a mental 'number line' (Dehaene and Mehler 1992; Dehaene 1997).

The most reasonable nesting structure was determined by comparing the models, which were designed with different nesting structures and different random variance component specifications, thereby revealing the potential correlations and non-constant variability of the energy consumption per kilometre (ECPK) and improving the estimation accuracy by 7.5%.

This procedure is robust and allows analyses to be performed on data that exhibits correlation and non-constant variability due to repeated measures on the same patients.

LMM with heterogeneous compound symmetry covariance allowed us to account for subject attrition, inter-correlated responses between time points, and non-constant variability.

Beguiling in its ceaseless variability, the piece presented constant reminders of Feldman's sophisticated handling of timbre.

This method is an appropriate technique for generating data with constant spatial variability of statistical parameters.