Sentence examples for elusive variance from inspiring English sources

Coupling global climate models, hydrologic models and extreme value analysis provides a method to forecast streamflow maxima, however the elusive variance structure of the results hinders confidence in application.

However, the mutations that underlie most of the genetic variation remain elusive, reflecting the fact that the majority of these mutations are likely to have small effects and, therefore, individually explain a small proportion of the genetic variance [ 8, 9].

In exchange for that honor, the government charges, the mayor arranged for routine construction variances that up to then had been maddeningly elusive.

Powerful, elusive.

"No variance required".

Bias is more elusive.

High variance.

Parallel programming is elusive.

Elusive Knowledge: David Lewis.49.49

This is more elusive.

It's elusive.