Sentence examples for enough variance from inspiring English sources
Therefore, their responses exhibit enough variance for better analysis.
However, one test suggested only 'fair' agreement and another was not possible to conduct as there was not enough variance in the codes (the code was judged as not being present in almost all of the sample).
Unfortunately, this behavior could not be used as a dependent variable because students turned to classmates for informal help-seeking so often, that there was not enough variance to conduct correlation or regression analysis.
On the other hand, if we consider Gaussian noise as input that is normally distributed with p̄ as mean value and large enough variance σ, the NMM output results instead in an alternation of quiescent phases and isolated LFP spikes (see Fig. 4), consistent with emergence of Noise-Induced Spiking (NIS) [29].
For completeness we insert into the empirical specification the same happiness determinants for both the origin and the destination countries, except for a few variables that did not present enough variance at the destination (OECD countries) and would become collinear with the constant term.7 In those cases, those variables are included only for origin countries (worldwide sample).
Even if many genes contribute incrementally to growth, our analysis indicates that relatively few explain a large enough fraction of variance that they will be identified by examining small populations.
We concluded from this that: 1) no factor model could explain enough of the variance to be a satisfactory fit, and 2) especially the reversed items seemed to function poorly in the instrument.
We could not increase variance enough to bring the simulated burst size as low as the experimental burst size; a standard deviation of 5.5 overlaps with the minimum and maximum latent period lengths.
Since theoretical values for that number are not reachable, a sufficient number regarding a low enough value of the variance of the results is taken instead (standard deviation will be used instead of variance, in the following).
Future research should address the problems outlined above by developing ToM tasks that are difficult enough to produce sufficient variance and by examining larger samples.
