Figure 6 plots two examples of the variance for constant s1 and s2, but increasingly different sex-specific contributions from the source populations.
For example, 90% of the variance in mathematics performance that was attributable to schools was accounted for by both the competitive learning model and the cooperative learning model in Japan.
For example, 13% of the variance in annoyance from wind farms could be explained by noise and the odds that respondents would be annoyed by noise from wind turbines increased 1.87 times from one sound category to the next.
Fig. 5 An example of the minimum variance method applied to the period 5 24 0 5:24:8.
Attractiveness is a cause that these variables have in common, but most likely it is not the only one (the first principal component extracted, for example, explains 64% of the variance, and so 36% is not due to this attractiveness measure).
For example, the range of the variance of the expression levels within the oxidative stress dataset, (0.07, 5.34), is much smaller than the corresponding ranges, (0.02, 10.59), (0.17, 9.18), and (0.09, 11.07), for the Ca and Na exposure [ 19], chemostat [ 20], and environmental stress conditions [ 21], respectively.
Fig. 10 Example of the inter-event variance for No. 5 earthquake listed in Table 1.
An example of the average wavelet variance for each population is shown in Figure 1B.
In regard to the results of the present study, this advice implies that, for example, the variance of (s^2_{hat{beta }_{3gz.g}}=19.96) for Iran (Islamic Rep. of) (see Table 8) should be added to the standard error of (hat{beta }_3).
It is clear from this example that the misspecification of the variance of the latent variable can have a large impact on the determination of the power whereas a misspecification of the item parameters has less impact.
