This may be owing to the variance in the concentrations of OH− and H+ in the aqueous solutions.
In a clinical setting, this difference would be very difficult to interpret owing to the variance of the TUG times in both groups.
The next important factor affecting peak height is the NINE concentration owing to the significant variance in the response explained by NINE concentration (R 2 = 0.147, F [1, 18] = 11.930, p < 0.05).
The studies were generally underpowered for these secondary somatic and pain outcomes owing to the greater variance in changes score for these outcomes.
This test incorporates both sampling variance and "evolutionary variance" owing to genetic drift into its null hypothesis.
Thus, an upward bias for association cannot be avoided owing to the high variances for low-frequency haplotypes.
Fitness variance owing to maternal effects is also now widely recognized (Mousseau and Fox, 1998) and fitness variance stemming from the interaction between maternal and offspring phenotypes is also known (Moore et al., 1997, 1998; Wolf and Brodie, 1998; Wolf et al., 1999a; Wolf, 2000).
Variance decomposition also allowed us to discriminate and quantify the non-random variance owing to the position (row and column) on the Vitrocell® system.
For a value of FF smaller than one, one can estimate the trend of non-stationarity very fast but with higher estimate variance, owing to smaller memory length.
Furthermore, we were unable to include non-randomized evidence in our network meta-analysis of glycemic control and body weight, owing to missing measures of variance.
A similar model was used for data relative to recovery test, but the effect of treatment was simply tested on residual variance owing to the fact that no blank control was tested in this trial.
