Before evaluating the impact of variance estimation methods described in Section 4, we depict in Figure5 the BER curves when the variance of i q [k] is perfectly estimated.
A one-way sensitivity analysis was used to assess the robustness of the results and the impact of variance.
Using only species for which a full karyotype was available, we investigated the impact of variance in chromosome length on GC3-heterogeneity.
However, most studies have adequate sample size; hence the impact of variance estimation on our findings is likely to be minimal.
For example, the impact of variance in expression measurements could be ameliorated by aggregating multiple data points when using multiple genes for prediction [ 9].
The impact of variance in reproductive success can be considered separately for each sex and spawning season by comparing effective numbers (Nbf and Nbm) with census numbers (Nf and Nm).
I think that these would include: (1) Increased resilience of tumors stemming from heterogeneity, (2) The increased success of oncolytic treatment with heterogeneous virus (if this is a real result of the model), (3) the impact of variance of heterogeneity on dynamics, (4) the impact of the distribution, (5) the clearly stated implications for therapy.
The frequent lack of fit with expectations endorses the complexity and ambiguity of factors impacting recruitment, as well as the oversimplification of proxies such as FST that may fail to account for the impact of variance in key parameters such as effective population size on correlations between PLD and FST (Damerau et al. 2014).
21 We sought to examine the effect of the intervention at an individual level, adjusting for the impact on variance of the clustering inherent in the sampling design process.
This method provides a more efficient measurement of the variability in adherence that is independent of the average adherence and allows focusing on the impacts of the variance that are not repeats of the impacts of the mean.
