Sentence examples for respective variances from inspiring English sources

Significant relationships were found between health district and county SMR and their respective mean hair calcium concentrations accounting for 37 and 55% of their respective variances in SMR.

It is observed that presence of random error in the experiment environment (e.g. laboratory) could introduce bias in the moment estimators and increases their respective variances.

Condition index was a less variable response than the RNA/DNA ratio, and the final models for mean condition index and the RNA/DNA ratios explained 77.3 and 35.8% of the respective variances.

With Vc = 199.9 m/min, f = 0.191 mm/rev and d = 0.190 mm, the five surface roughness parameters and respective variances were minimal, with better results than those obtained with individual optimization.

As before we denote respectively (e_{t}^{P}) and (e_{t}^{I}) the innovations of the two processes for the permanent and irregular components and (V_{P}) et (V_{I}), their respective variances.

The correlations are deduced in the range from AN1 to AN37 as weighted averages of the autocorrelations of the final estimation errors and the revisions with the respective variances as weights.

The measurement data was used to extract key transistor parameters and the consequence of temperature lowering on their respective variance is estimated.

Indeed the variance exceeds the mean of both burglary counts: The 1993 and 2008/09 mean burglaries of 0.114 and 0.03 are greater than their respective variance of 0.162 and 0.046 (Tseloni et al. 2004: 72004

Thus, (Q^{mathrm{rand}})s reported in Table 4 are the mean normalized modularity scores from the 100 randomly generated networks for each sub-domain with their respective variance.

Using the validation dataset, the environmental variables used in the PLS regression accounted for 56 and 63% of the respective variance in the 300 Index and Site Index (Table 1).

Prior to the analysis, the data were standardized to produce a normal distribution of all variables, since water quality parameters had different magnitudes and scales of measurements, which if not taken into account would have given more weight to certain variables due to their respective variance.