Sentence examples for published variance from inspiring English sources

These regions of variance were thought to be rare and when the human genome was published, variance amongst humans was primarily attributed to base-pair level SNPs[13], [14].

These regions of variance were thought to be rare and when the human genome was published, variance amongst humans was primarily attributed to base-pair level single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) [ 4, 5].

A power calculation showed that a study of n=6 had 85% power (n=12 has >98% power) to detect an 18% change in d3-cortisol generation in a paired two-tailed test, based on previously published variance of measurement (16, 18) and magnitude of effect of GH on cortisol levels after oral cortisone administration (6).

It is also hard to tell whether some published variances in parameters between different subsets is statistical significant or not, because either the MLE is not used (Chen 2009) or the information is not sufficient (Guzzetti et al. 2008).

Despite the uncertainties concerning the interaction parameter between tobacco and radon proposed by BEIR (1999), no one has published a variance estimate for this coefficient.

Firstly, lactation curves for the biomarker were generated based upon published parameters (mean, variance, and probabilities of infection) for cows with known clinical conditions (health or mastitis due to Escherichia coli or Staphylococcus aureus).

Detailed experimental designs and results obtained from analyses of variance were published [1].

However, in variance to published data, Mash1 expression was maintained until E16.5 in wild type thyroids [16].

Where noise variance was published graphically [ 11], it was read off the graph.

Test-retest data with a 3-week interscan interval demonstrated greater noise variance than published data with a short (1 3 days) time between measurements.

The significant variance in published sepsis rates is likely multi-factorial, and differences in sepsis-reporting criteria may play a role.