Sentence examples for shared variability from inspiring English sources

The correlation matrix is used to account for the degree of mutually shared variability between individual pairs of water quality variables.

Structural relations between the CAT factors as the primary independent variables, psychometric g as a secondary independent variable, and scholastic performance as the dependent variables were estimated, and the R2 change indicating the higher-order shared variability between g and scholastic performance was evaluated.

These data, along with the high-resolution STR structure and distribution of the various haplogroups and the related TMRCA values also indicate that the shared variability amongst these populations is best explained by an earlier dispersal of these haplogroups from a common ancestral gene pool, and subsequent ancient founder effects covering a long period of time in the pre-Neolithic age.

The data indicate that Sardinia does not contain a subset of the variability present in Anatolia and that the shared variability between these populations is best explained by an earlier, pre-Neolithic dispersal of haplogroups from a common ancestral gene pool.

a. Unique variability = .09; shared variability = 12%.

Unique variability = .10; shared variability = 7%.

Groups comprising many variable sequences sharing low variability were found.

After the influence of a CAT general factor was controlled, the WISC-R general factor accounted for about 6% of the variability in the MAT scholastic factor, as opposed to as much as 30% of the zero-order variability shared by the two variables.

The VRN1promoter regions from A genomes of spring tetraploids also contain different promoter damages and share some variability.

Non-supervised independent component analysis (ICA) of the whole dataset separated controls from NaCl-treated plants, regardless of the genotype, indicating that at least part of the transcriptional changes were conserved amongst all species (Figure 4A, IC4 represents the shared stress-related variability, while IC1 to IC3 captured genotype-related variability).

Equation (3) measures common variability shared by two points separated in space and time.