For example, increases in index accuracy resulting from the addition of 2000 CB or 4000 PB to a reference population of 2000 PB individuals were the same.
For example, in breeding index calculations, the effect of SNP genotype miscalls that occur with a low frequency, will be small and thus will not influence the overall result of the breeding value of an individual cattle.
For example, covariation in indices of immune function may be affected by hormone concentrations, which may in turn be correlated with one another.
For example, variation in indices of immune function has been described among units (i.e. individuals or months) belonging to multiple groups (i.e. species [5] or individuals [16]) by pooling across groups, in essence, ignoring group affiliation.
This series is listed in Tuck's Encyclopedia, but he gives no examples in his index and there are none cited in other bibliographic sources.
For example, in constructing an Index, indicators that co-vary do not necessarily increase the amount of information in the Index (though in some instances, such as a latent variable construct, they may).
For example, in May 1991 the index dropped Navistar, USX (later United States Steel ) and Primerica.
For example, in Study 1 index tests T1 and T2 are performed on all subjects as well as reference test T4.
The complexity of such a continuum is probably best described by a combination of known indicators, for example in a risk index.
Other differences between Black and White people may also be relevant, for example in body mass index, access to health care and metabolism.
