Sentence examples for percentages of variability from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the low percentages of variability explained by the anxiety (III) and somatic (IV) factors, 3.7% and 3.5% respectively, may reflect limited stability of those factors.
Not only is the proposed genotyping scheme supported by consistent phylogenetic tree topologies, but pairwise nucleotide comparisons of the 729-nt region yield similar percentages of variability as seen in the full-length N ORF comparisons.
However, in case of CML, sVAP-1, sRAGE, and hsCRP the independent variables explained only minor percentage of variability of respective dependent variables.
Regressions will follow several steps in order to establish the percentage of variability of the result variable which is explained by the remaining variables.
R shows the percentage of variability in the dependent variable that can be accounted for by all predictors.
This means that for the LFV category, a larger percentage of variability is explained by individual variables and time dummies.
For each spacer, the number of variable sites in the sequences was determined, and the percentage of variability was calculated.
Eary et al. showed that image heterogeneity as assessed by a new method using a heterogeneity variable (HET), which was defined as the percentage of variability in the voxel-level FDG uptake compared to an 'ideal' ellipsoidal upake pattern, was a valid prediction method in patients with sarcoma.
For example, a large percentage of variability in the types of mental illness characterized as "internalizing"—such as depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive neurosis, phobia, and hysteria can be explained by a general dimension of neuroticism.
L. securis increased the complexity of clumps, and such complexity explained a high percentage of variability of macrofauna.
Typical values of percentage of variability at altitudes of the electron density maximum are 10 20%, whereas they can be as large as 50% during night-time at the base of the F region.
