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With a six-point Likert scale, more variance and a clear picture of the development of satisfaction over time are expected.

The injected observation noise governs how much variance is expected in the measurement: higher values mean we expect more variance and hence trust our measurement less.

These values express both 1) how each individual gaze location fits within the group at that moment, and 2) how the average gaze similarity across all participants at that moment differs from other times in the video: a z-score close to zero indicates average synchrony, negative values indicate less synchrony than the mean (i.e., more variance), and positive values indicate more synchrony.

All optimal models were polynoms, i.e. other functions like inverse or logarithmic did not explain more variance and did not predict grip strength better than a polynom.

These distributions are wider, indicating the log10 ratios show more variance, and are also not always centered at zero, indicating a systematic difference depending on the labeling reaction, but not on the hybridization site.

We do not recommend estimator (15) because it does not agree well with genealogical coancestries, the distribution of coancestries has more variance, and it is unstable for minor allelic frequencies close to 0 and undefined for monomorphic loci.

Results show that VET-related covariates (year and grade) explained considerably more variance in biochemistry and cell biology scores than covariates related to general secondary school (type and grade).

But since MD explains more variance in age and puberty than the three other DTI parameters (FA, AD and RD) it is more likely that alternative or additional cellular processes are driving the difference we observe between early and late puberty.

By inspection (see figures above) the control samples without LPS showed much more variance between light and dark pixels, while the samples forming dense matted deposits were more uniformly grey.

Indeed, the subgenus Passiflora presents more variance in GS and FD than Decaloba (Figure 2).

These 15 items explain more variance of BDI and WHO-QoL scores than the THI total score (Table  5).