Sentence examples for predetermined variance from inspiring English sources

Further reductions in computation time could be achieved by performing a typical BLUP (best linear unbiased prediction) analysis with fewer iterations to estimate breeding values, using predetermined variance components.

In order to assess what would be the outcome of a similar analysis but fixing some predetermined interoccasion variability, we added an additional variance term in the error model, which we set as a multiplicative (lognormal) error with CV = 25%, hence describing an additional 25% variability of urinary cadmium concentrations within subjects.

The pig dataset consists of phenotypic records of 3184 individuals for a quantitative trait (standardized to zero mean and unity variance) with predetermined heritability 0.62, and genotypic records for 60k biallelic SNP markers (45,317 with minimum allele frequency over 0.05 actually included in the analysis).

To reduce the variance between subjects, obtained and nonobtained outcomes were predetermined (i.e., not random) and all subjects received the same trial sequence.

Further, we suggest an analytical optimal ADT design method for more efficient reliability demonstration by minimizing the asymptotic variance of decision variable in reliability demonstration under the constraints of sample size, test duration, test cost, and predetermined decision risks.

Nothing is predetermined.

"It is all predetermined.

It is predetermined".

The outcome is predetermined.

Registers are predetermined memory locations.

"They haven't predetermined policy.