The other components are disregarded due to negligible variances shared by them on the total power of the data.
Deville and Tillé (2005) derive a variance approximation for balanced sampling that takes account of the flight phase only, whereas the landing phase can prove to add non-negligible variance.
The value of adjusted R-square is 0.9953, and it reflects how sure that the given dataset can be represented by the gbm approach and how negligible the variance can be explained by this model as well.
Surprisingly, as shown in Figure 4e, we found that even though mitochondria are positive for ubiquitin (Supplementary Figure 9), p62 staining is almost negligible (at variance with what was observed in HEK293 cells, see Figure 4b).
For a haploid species in a common garden environment, if epistasis is negligible, then phenotypic variance within a population consists only of additive genetic variance and temperature-independent environmental variance (residual variance) because dominance does not exist.
In the other hand, since the effect of erroneous tentative decisions are practically negligible because the variance of the residual interference is very small (left (sigma _{text {RISI}}^{2}approx 0.007right)), the tentative detector (MMSE equalizer) is not useful and can be withdrawn.
The potential bias due to multicollinearity seemed negligible (1.078 < variance inflation factor < 1.478).
CIA method was found to be highly reproducible, with negligible levels of variance measured.
Discarding technical error as a comparatively negligible source of variance in murine cysticercosis experiments [ 4], large part of the individual host response variation in murine cysticercosis could also be attributed to the parasites inside it.
