Sentence examples for managing variance from inspiring English sources
The rt-QPCR data on DDR2 is somewhat noisy with an insignificant p-value, however it was kept in the set of differentially expressed genes because it is suggested that IBMT is superior to a t-test in managing variance in small samples [ 17].
An effective way to manage uncertainty and variance in operational and organizational systems is by introducing greater flexibility.
The technical sources of variation associated with each mRNA assay (array) primarily need to be managed so that variance among experimental units can be estimated.
To build his 34 large condominium apartments, the developer, Stephen T. Touhey, managing partner of Landmark Development, needs a variance to allow residential use in a manufacturing area.
The study also revealed that socio-economic variables had significant effects on the attitudes towards "managing forests via participatory approach" (16% variance explained), "having the responsibility to protect the WWF" (40% variance explained), and "accepting the PFM practice" (54% variance explained).
This study considers a mean-variance (MV) framework for managing disruption risk in a two-echelon supply chain with a risk-averse buyer and multiple unreliable suppliers under newsvendor (NV) setting.
Change in Confidence in Managing Diabetes (beta = −0.16, p <; 0.05) accounted for 5.2% of the variance in change of perceived frequency of hyperglycemia.
All items from the contemplation subscale, except item 9 ('I have been thinking that doctors can only help so much in managing my pain...'.....) loaded onto factor 1 and accounted for 22% of the variance.
The other thing Kobo has done a great job of here is managing to produce an even, highly legible reading light that covers the whole screen and doesn't appear to offer any variance in intensity.
As is common in health economic evaluation, the distribution of the costs per patient of managing gestational diabetes mellitus was skewed; hence bootstrapping (using 10000 resamples) was used to confirm the results of the analysis of variance [ 13].
