Sentence examples for observed variances from inspiring English sources
This means that between and within the age groups, differences between observed thresholds and observed variances across age and sex appear to be due to common factor variation and real differences in the TP-construct/factor mean.
The observed variances from the synchronized postures of the training set are computed to determine which human postures can be feasible during the performance of a particular action.
In RNA-Seq datasets, genes with larger average expression have on average larger observed variances.
The objective resuscitation quality increased in all groups from the pre- to the post-test, still we observed variances in the different group sizes.
12 These observed variances in polyarticular JIA are purely academic discussion points at this time but may be incorporated into future restructuring of classification schemes.
This method tries to avoid the problem caused by t-tests when declaring genes with relatively small expression changes as differentially expressed if they show low observed variances.
An analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) based on a phenotypic analysis of 54 RAPD markers showed that 94.38% of the total observed variance was explained by differences within populations (P<0.001) whereas 6.37% was due to differences among populations (P=0.006).
Over-dispersion is a condition in which observed variance of a response is greater than the conditional mean while excess zeros arise from the non-consumption of leafy AIVs (Gurmu and Trivedi 1996).
Numerous times throughout the film we are reminded that glaciers do retreat anyway and temperatures may rise but that the record of retreat now is far beyond any normal or historically observed variance.
As the amount of information available to impute the SNP decreases, the empirically observed variance decreases and the variance ratio approaches zero.
While there are also methods that attempt to separate sampling variance from the total observed variance in vital rates [17], [18], the potential for sampling variance to bias estimates in λ has received limited attention.
