Sentence examples for elevated variance from inspiring English sources

We did note that variance was heterogeneous for a number of variables within the exposed valley population exhibiting significantly elevated variance relative to the reference population in the foothills.

This elevated variance in mean temperatures at field margins is reflected in the on average 1.2°C lower minimum temperatures (LRT χ²1 = 4.57, P =  0.033), and especially in the on average 8.1°C higher maximum temperatures (LRT χ²1 = 15.19, P <  0.0001) at field margins than at woodland gaps (Table 1).

In fractal landscapes, such as stream networks, patterns of genetic structure can be coincident with patterns or complexity of stream branching, likely resulting in elevated variance around neutral FST (i.e., false-positive outliers; Fourcade et al. 2013).

We used recently reported cancer-associated genes (2011 2012) for validation and found that novel cancer-associated genes can be best identified by elevated variance of the gene expression in tumor samples.

Differences in distributions between SBG and vegetative background were also found (P = 0.002 for males and P = 0.001 for females), and were explained mainly by elevated variance in males and reduced median in females.

Tandem and segmental duplicate genes did not have elevated transcript variance due to the replicate suggesting that tandem or segmental duplicated genes are not noisier than unique genes (Figure 2).

Strong epistatic variations hidden at a population level but revealed by a combination of strong drift and selection in our experimental setting may explain elevated mutational variance [ 46] as compared with more traditional settings [ 10].

One important such violation is gene flow around the time of speciation, which elevates the variance in the H-C sequence divergence times and leads to large estimates of ancestral θs.

This is most striking for the ent-kaurene biosynthetic pathway that has significantly elevated pathway transcript variance in Accession I but significantly diminished transcript variance in Accession II (Figure 5).

This occurred because the maternal and genetic variances were elevated at the right-hand side of the trajectory, whereas the environmental variance was parallel with the phenotypic variance of the raw data.

First, the fact that this study only relied on data obtained from a single assessor, also implicates that the observed associations were elevated due to shared method variance.