Sentence examples for present variance from inspiring English sources

Substantial collinearity was not present (variance inflation factors, 1.02 - 1.71).

We present variance components and reduction of variance to assess the fit of the models.

Computer program implementing the present variance component model analysis is available in Additional file 10.

The present variance component model utilises the relationship matrix inferred from genome-wide genotype, and the method developed here can be readily implemented for a population based analysis.

To facilitate interpretation of census-tract ("neighborhood") level random effects, we present variance and standard error and Median Odds Ratio (MOR).

Now, molecular evolutionary studies, including those investigating cryptic variance, produce evidence that precisely mirror Darwin's observation at the molecular level: loci of substitutions between related species (recent evolution) are associated with SNPs (present variance) [ 166- 168, 170- 172] and with regions of adaptive evolution [ 182].

Six studies, all of post-menopausal women, provided no useable primary or secondary outcome data, despite requests from authors (data were only provided as least squares means with associated reduction in standard errors, did not separate out women using HRT, stated presence or absence of statistical significance but provided no actual data or did not present variances).

Table 1 presents variance components under the two scoring methods.

Analysis of presented variance showed that the result of magnetic water and water salinity on dripper discharge average was significant (P ≤ 0.05) (Table 5).

Some leading statisticians have even suggested that variance components calculated on the variance (squared) scale should be presented graphically as two dimensional areas rather than as a point estimates [26], in which case presenting variance components on the SD scale as point estimates with intervals seems appropriate.

Results are shown in Table 3 which presents variance explained (R) at Step 1, incremental variance (Δ R) as a result of entering discomfort at Step 2, and total variance.