Sentence examples for gauge variance from inspiring English sources
We used mice from different ages (P14, P17 and P75) and isolated the same cortical region in each animal to gauge variance in sample quality.
The current study of 371 community mental health clients with severe mental illness examined differences in frequency of common lifetime trauma and other stressful events in clients with schizophrenia spectrum and major mood disorders in order to gauge the unique variance in posttraumatic stress symptoms explained by trauma/stressful events when controlling for other psychiatric measures.
The MSE considers both bias and variability as gauged by the variance of parameter estimates.
Evaluating the power of each platform at the level of technical replication allows researchers to gauge the underlying system variance before introducing biological variance in their studies.
This "within group" variance was a gauge of homogeneity within each group, with smaller variance scores indicating a more homogeneous patient group (refer to Figure S1 for the detailed formula).
So once I have my time series of returns, which I just plotted there, I can gauge their dispersion with this measure called variance.
Correlation and variance reduction in available monthly tide gauge time series are improved in more than 80% of the selected sites by up to 0.2 and 5 cm2, respectively.
Overall, decrease in gauge density leads to increased underestimation and increased estimation variance of debris flow triggering rainfall.
A model describing detection probabilities of ground rainfall, systematic biases as well as the variance of residual discrepancies between radar and rain gauges is developed.
Gauge measurement errors result in underestimation of the actual process capability, consequently, the variance of gauge errors has to be assessed to better chart the relationship between the ACp and OCp.
The different variance components of a measurement system can be assessed by a gauge repeatability and reproducibility (GR&R) study.
