Although the first two PCs accounted for most of the variance, little of that variance was associated with the velocity of motion.
Such a result would mean that of the limited shared environmental variance present at each age, most of this variance also influences the later age.
Physiotherapists and physicians explained only 6% and 5% respectively of the variance, although the available factors explained most of this variance.
Overall, the city locations experienced greater variance in air quality than outlying localities, with most of the variance attributed to diurnal fluctuations.
This study provided evidence that verbal bullying variance at school and city-level was small, and most of the variance was accounted for at the individual level.
Interestingly, most of this variance is not velocity-related, and we show that the two low-variance PCs are the ones that dominate motion estimation.
All factors were statistically significant, but most of the variance components were occupied with the environmental (77.5%) and genetic (15.2%) variances.
Holdfast volume explained most of the variance observed in biodiversity indices, however all other complexity measures also strongly contributed to the variance observed.
However, baseline PAEE accounted for most of the variance in each model, with predictor variables typically adding less than 1% to the explained variance.
The relevant residual variance criterion was used to evaluate whether this model explained the data best and accounted for most of the variance.
