In fact some variance is desirable in a multi item test.
Potentially, conditions of the simulated flight such as time, cruising altitude, and speed in the current study have also contributed in some variances in pain intensity when compared with real flights.
However, in practice some variance may be caused due to numerical errors and the voxelization step of the object necessary to represent the shape of the object.
Indirect detection by subserosal fat tissue seems possible, but in our experience, there is some variance in the thickness of subserosal fat tissue in gastric carcinoma specimens.
The characteristics of the participating children/young people and parents in our study may explain some variance in the issues raised.
Our data revealed that religiosity and trust in science shared some variance, suggesting that while there was overlap between these constructs, they are measuring unique variables that should likely be considered both independently and collectively when assessing evolution.
Although neurocognitive deficits in schizophrenia explain some variance of social cognitive deficits, a substantial number of studies have demonstrated the independent role of social cognition in symptom severity, social functioning and quality of life in schizophrenia patients (reviewed in [ 33]).
It is likely, however, that there exists some degree of overlap among these categories, which is not reflected in available SOF data, as well as some variance in the degree of certainty associated with the assigned cause of death.
Therefore, with an exploratory intention, we will evaluate whether the existence of single-nucleotide polymorphisms in genes associated with sleep, circadian rhythm and muscle function explain some variance in the effectiveness of early mobilisation in ICU patients (figure 3).
We are not concerned with estimating the effect of each of the 11 journals participating in this trial but consider journals to explain some variance in the model.
