Sentence examples for extraneous variability from inspiring English sources
Laboratory-based methods, on the other hand, allow for the manipulation of experimental conditions and measurement of dependent variables in a carefully controlled setting (i.e., without introducing extraneous variability).
Depending on the causes, and especially when non-physical effects (e.g., instrumental issues) cause extraneous variability that interferes with the PMF identification of the real components, the corresponding variables may be properly downweighted or even removed to reduce disproportionate effects on the fitting outcome [ 74].
In this work I demonstrate the use of Partial Least Squares (built as an R package 'SVAPLSseq') to correct for the traces of extraneous variability in RNA-Seq data.
This approach should remove extraneous variability in the sequences being compared with their clinical outcomes.
Such adjustments may have introduced extraneous variability in VI performance among strains.
Normalization is therefore essential to reduce extraneous variability and to make abundances comparable both within and across samples.
The presence of extraneous variables caused by the sample variability can significantly affect the statistical analysis of high-throughput genetic data.
Extraneous variables should be controlled for, especially illness characteristics.
Extraneous nongenotypic variability can come from technical or environmental sources (Williams, 1998) and will result in more type II statistical errors (false negatives) as long as it is not differentially distributed across strains.
Removal of this extraneous source of variability has allowed for a clearer examination of the dose response relationship.
The pattern of correlations between unrelated individuals in the same batch, and related individuals (twin pairs) in different batches allows us to estimate the random effects of differences between batches and to estimate the correlations for MZ and DZ twins while controlling for these extraneous sources of variability.
