Sentence examples similar to issues of variance from inspiring English sources
Future studies could perhaps identify and examine specific relationships between particular male and female business students so that the issue of variance in the extent of e-entrepreneurial intention among them could be better understood.
The issue of variance estimation for chained equations imputation is beyond the scope of this paper.
Individually matched analysis was used throughout the study, addressing issues of individual variance and fixed confounding variables.
Issues of inconsistencies of variance estimates are addressed, and the relationships between temporal stability, consistency and covariation of physiological variables are discussed.
Here the difference in the fat mass in females was not statistically significant as in the complete knockout (possibly due to the incomplete depletion of Fto, the genetic background introduced by the Nestin-Cre transgene, or a sampling issue of individual variance).
Having self-reports of maternal recollections of being parented and depression in the offspring addresses the issue of method variance.
Strongly identified with her Kennedy background--her mother, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, is a sister of the late President Kennedy--she is associated with a series of causes (tax credits for the poor, Head Start, women's issues) at variance with the image of her husband.
The issues about the computation of variance and chance distribution are considered.
This method overcomes the lack of degrees of freedom and issues with variance-mean dependency common in high-dimensional proteomics datasets where the number of variables dominates the number of samples.
Yesterday both the Society for the Protection of the Unborn Child and Ann Widdecombe sharply criticised Blair's record on issues at variance with the church's teaching - the same question raised by Canon Russ.
Lee and Whitmore [ 3] discussed conceptual issues and presented computational methods (Analysis of Variance) for statistical power and sample size for different types of experimental designs, taking multiple testing into account.
