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It is based on the idea that a construct shares more variance with its associated indicators than any other construct.

BMI and weight were highly correlated (r = 0.90); nevertheless, only weight had a statistically significant effect as predictor of the liver SNR, indicating that it shares more variance with SNR than BMI does.

Turning to discriminant validity, the results suggest that most of the factors in the SWBQb share more variance with its specific indicators than with the other constructs (Hair et al., 2014).

Given this, we correlate our chest radiograph test with tests of novel object recognition and of face recognition ability (the Cambridge Face Memory Test (CFMT), Duchaine & Nakayama, 2006) to determine if our measure of nodule detection ability shares more variance with a novel object measure than a face recognition measure (as we predict).

Nagelkerke's R2 is functionally similar to the R2 value in linear models, ranging between 0 and 1 with higher values explaining more variance, with this variant being calculated on the log-likelihood scale.

For the synonymous class the additional variance explained is quite high (7 traits explained more variance with 4 been significant), a similar result to that of our previous number of enriched traits.

Comparing the ASCL and SRQ-20 revealed substantial overlap in construct and external validity, but the ASCL captured more variance associated with trauma and poverty for women.

Moreover, the results of this study go beyond previous work by revealing a division into six subpopulations that explains 7.1% more variance compared with the primary, two-population division.

He found himself more and more at variance with progressive Liberals, and, when Gladstone declared for Irish Home Rule, Goschen opposed him vigorously.

Standard GREML and GREML on pruned data approaches attribute more variance to SNPs with lower MAF in order to ensure that on average variance explained by SNPs with lower and higher MAF is equal.

Thus, with increasing memory load, each feature is stored with decreasing precision, but importantly the number of items that can be stored need not be limited: With larger set sizes, each item is stored with more variance.