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For example the variance of macroscopic circular and spherical samples may be deduced as may the correlation coefficient for linear macroscopic samples.
For example, the variance of the trend goes from 4.7 to 5, whereas the variance of the cyclical component goes from 1.07 to 1.25.
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).
As discussed by Wilson et al. (2014) for example, the variance of Doppler peaks corrected for non-turbulent broadening effects, hereafter denoted by ( {sigma}_{mathrm{turb}}^2 ), can be considered to be an estimate of the variance < w ′ 2 > of the vertical wind perturbations produced by isotropic turbulence, at least as a first approximation in regions associated with isotropic backscatter.
For example, the variance of the sequence similarity score in " i" is large, which might arise because of different specificity, horizontal gene transfer, gene fusions, or the fact that only subunits of the enzymes are the same.
This allows us to derive a relationship between adversity and subjective resource uncertainty (i.e., the variance of the resource distribution after ignoring the resources below the minimum acceptable cut-off point – for example the variance of the distribution of sizes of acceptable food items, which are sufficiently big to be above the minimum acceptable cut-off point).
For example, the variances of the residual in Models 1 to 3 are significantly greater than zero.
For example, the variances of limonene (found in 99% of homes) and texanol A (found in 9% of homes) were 211 µg/m3 and 46 µg/m3, respectively.
For example the mean or the variance of factors realised may differ between locations (one location may be relatively rural with a low mean and variance of wages, another have a more mixed industrial structure with both a higher mean and a higher variance in wages).
For example, we can reduce the variance of our estimators and and hence the length of confidence intervals by making the variance of F as large as possible.
For example, for treatment T, the variance of interest, at a specific time t, is that of the linear combination α+ γ1 B1(t)+ γ2 B2(t).
