At the same time, novel research is also more risky, reflected by a higher variance in its citation performance.
Lower Jain's fairness index values indicate a higher variance in their achieved QoS, revealing unfairness in scheduling and resource allocation.
Investors can under certificate schemes require up to 3% higher profit margins than under tariffs due to higher variance in profits.
Bateman conducted an experiment with fruit flies in which he found higher variance in male reproductive success than female reproductive success.
Moreover, although helper stations support a higher transmission rate than source stations, they experience a higher variance in end-to-end delay (jitter) in an 802.11 network.
Runs with DsInit size 50 and 100 K were discarded because of the risk of fluctuation in the first model due to sampling issues with smaller datasets, observable by higher variance in the accuracy.
In comparison, smaller models below 40 compounds are shown to have higher variance in the nearest neighbour similarity due to the smaller coverage of chemical space (bottom left), with Tc values ranging between 0.2 and 0.99.
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).
Entrepreneurs may be less risk averse and so they are willing to accept a higher variance in earnings in exchange for a higher expected return, although Hamilton's (2000) finding that entrepreneurs have lower average earnings than like-skilled employees casts doubt on arguments focused solely on compensating differentials.
Specifically, sample A always had a higher variance in log-transformed gene expression levels.
In that case, having a higher variance in LD was beneficial because it caused a higher variance in the likelihood ratio such that in more cases the ratio exceeded the threshold.
