Sentence examples for narrower variance from inspiring English sources
The results from the prostate data show no statistically-significant differences among the three methods, even though the validation distribution for SSVM has a higher mean accuracy and narrower variance.
For example, even if the wind strength changes over four orders of magnitude, f remains in a narrow variance of factor 2. (3) As long as we are concerned with the wind coexisting with the passive disk, both the temperature and the height of the disk depend only very weakly on the adopted parameters and are written approximately in the form of a power-law function of r.
On the other hand, the difference of Q19 or Q20 was small with narrow variance.
Studies investigating the relationship between the objective severity of single events and PTSD are restricted to a narrow variance of traumatic exposure.
This was in agreement with other data of stem INA, showing very narrow variance (Figs 4 and 6, Tables 1 and 2).
An indication of a problem was observed in the Rasch analysis, which showed good reliability with person "condition" but reduced reliability with the item "severity" primarily due to a narrow variance on the Rasch analysis for the parameter.
Notably, on average cfPWV was much higher and its variance was larger in individuals with hypertension than those without hypertension; it is therefore not surprising a null association was observed between NC and cfPWV in subjects without hypertension because of the narrow variance.
This is due to interference from other small molecules with relatively close distribution averages and or their narrow variances.
A study by the Boston Consulting Group found that Sweden's National Cataract Register not only reduced the severity of astigmatism resulting from eye surgery but also narrowed the variance between the best and worst hospitals by half.Just wait till they find outWith such examples in mind, some argue that government reform will be akin to a popular revolution, driven by the spread of information.
The integration of geophysical data also narrows the variance of predicted tracer breakthrough times substantially.
When the bandwidth is very narrow (= variance very small), each domain forms its own group.
