In the scheme, residual powers are averaged in both time and frequency domains to mitigate the variance of them among subcarriers on the same superposed band.
As introduced in [17], the residual powers |r t,l)|2 are averaged in time domain to mitigate the variance of residual powers among subcarriers superposed by the same interference.
Aside from the self-reported data, several characteristics were followed through the longer period of time reviewed by the GPs in the patients' medical history, which we consider mitigated the potential effects of method variance.
By decreasing effective population size, reproductive variance mitigates the effect of selection (Wright 1931).
The goals of such adjustment include accounting for baseline imbalances, reducing variance, and mitigating the effects of potential differential enrollment.
Finally, data from each lane were scaled so that all elements were in the range 0 to 1, to mitigate the effect of between-gel intensity variance.
Taking the infinite variance limit on Q to mitigate the bias in y leads to the data weight matrix (26 which can be used in the usual weighted least-squares solution.
When prior statistical knowledge of the NLOS error is unknown, line-of-sight (LOS) and NLOS identification can be used to mitigate the distance bias error using online mean and variance estimates.
Sampling according to these formalised standards and guidelines would mitigate the contribution of distributional heterogeneity to the total variance of the OTA analysis.
Because the fixed effects might not capture the pattern completely, an autoregressive error structure for residual variance was incorporated additionally to mitigate the potential effects of correlated residuals (model 3).
A successful project manager relies on an effective management process and a project baseline plan to monitor progress, identify variances and take action to mitigate the impact of problems.
