Sentence examples for drop in variance from inspiring English sources

Figure 1A shows that a sudden drop in variance in early survival occurred in the early 1970s.

More evidence is provided by the fact that the square of the phenotypic and genetic correlations between a30 and CAS is close to the drop in variance for a30 under model M2 (Table  4).

To do this, we compared the average variance of Froh across 10 replicates of 100 Mb of real SNP data (1.5 × 10 − 4 ) to the genome-wide variance of Froh in the real SNP data (1.79 × 10 − 5 ), an 8.45-fold drop in variance.

However, there was a drop in explained variance in the comparison group at the end of each session.

This leads to a drop in the variance from about 0.4 to 0.04, only at the expense of losing 3.9% of the observed combinations of levels and runs.

Moreover, it is considered that the augmented QT variance, rather than a drop in heart rate variance, is responsible for increased QTVI in cardiac patients [ 33].

The estimates of the change in among-individual variance over time from the RRs for each trait showed identical patterns, with a drop in among-individual variance towards the mean age, followed by a large increase towards later life.

In addition, on comparing the drop in district level variance due to these three variables, the highest was by the mean years of highest education completed by father.

Changes in the frequency of favourable alleles led to a drop in the genic variance across generations, which was larger for GS + PAGE than for GS only.

The rise in overall reliability is due to an increase in candidate variability with a simultaneous drop in rater – and, therefore, unwanted – variance.

After the initial drop of genetic variance in the first generation of selection, a small rebound in genetic variance was seen in some scenarios before variance started to decrease again.