It explained 24.13% of the inadequate asthma control variance.
However, in data sets exhibiting complex co-variance patterns (such as W3), joint analysis of all environments using an interaction model imposes inadequate restrictions on co-variance patterns and, consequently, bivariate analysis seems more appropriate.
As these national proofs are the data used in variance component estimation, inadequate genetic grouping at the national level may be one of the factors contributing to low estimates of genetic correlations for protein yield in different countries.
A second component/dimension was not retained as Cronbach's alpha = −0.044 (eigenvalue = 0.962, % of variance = 8.74) suggested inadequate internal consistency for that particular factor.
However, the third dimension was not retained as Cronbach's alpha = 0.099 (eigenvalue = 1.098, % of variance = 9.98) suggested inadequate internal consistency for that particular factor.
However, the real problem might be that more complex behavioural phenotypes are affected by many genes, each with only a small effect accounting for only 1% or even less of the phenotypic variance [ 81], therefore inadequate statistical power is a serious problem.
The number of observations per spot is inadequate for calculating a gene-specific variance.
Urinary excretion of other markers showed similar trends that did not reach significance likely due to a large variance between patients and inadequate power.
The European office of the WHO reported in 2013 that nearly half of Europeans had "inadequate or problematic health literacy skills", but with great variance among countries [ 20].
Traditional regression analysis would be inadequate, because it would assume that for every indicator the variance was equal.
The homogeneous variance model yielded high precision at all times, but overall inadequate estimates of between-trial variances.
