Sentence examples for more variance from from inspiring English sources
As the drought definitions used in this study rely on precipitation deviations from long-term norms, greater deviations will be found where precipitation is greater (i.e. where there is more variance from which to deviate).
The real OTU count distribution (Supplementary Fig. S1A) exhibits more variance than expected from a multinomial model (Supplementary Fig. S1B).
More variance -- wide swings from norms and intensified weather extremes -- may indicate greater sensitivity to change.
Thus, the inclusion of the cytoplasmic term into the pairwise model explained as much (15%), if not more, variance than could be explained from the simple additive model built with only nuclear loci (13%).
PA is a statistically based method to decide upon the number of components, focusing on the number of components that account for more variance than the components derived from random data, and is more appropriate than using screen plots or the values-greater-than-one rule [ 11].
Since the best SNP is expected to explain more variance than the second best SNP, the null-hypothesis distribution differed from the usual one, i.e. the best SNP was expected to explain more variance.
Putting into words how exactly to get from so much variance explained by one effect to even more variance explained by a total effect that is in the opposite direction, is not easy either.
There is more variance in poll results some of the states.
"We now know that mammals express more genetic variance from the father.
When TAL was used for anteversion guidance with the radiographic cup inclination fixed at 40°, 39% of OA hips and 9% of ON hips had more than 10° variance from the target anteversion, which was 15°.
It is often necessary to normalize high-throughput data prior to statistical analysis in order to reduce systematic bias or technical variation or often to reduce the variance from more abundant features that dominate the variance covariance matrix (Xia and Wishart 2011).
