Sentence examples for small variances of from inspiring English sources

Using several proof-of-concept examples, we demonstrate that I-optimal designs offer both flexibility and small variances of prediction.

However, stations in Central and Southern Asia show high variance reductions, whereas nearly all coastal stations and island stations sometimes show a small augmentation in the variance, possibly due to the small variances of the loading signal itself.

Strata must be relatively homogeneous within each stratum (small variances of attributes chosen), but heterogeneous among themselves (Mulvey 1983), representing the heterogeneity of vulnerability in the county.

The KHDL method results again in considerably larger type I errors, which is probably due to the small variances of the mean treatment effects (average type I error across all scenarios for IVDL: 0.05, average type I error across all scenarios for KHDL: 0.08, see Figure  2c and d).

Every single Prince of Wales was by a small variance of degree loathed by their fathers – even the forgotten one, Prince Frederick – who should have come between George II and George III – who died in 1751.

This results in a large average and a small variance of the stability factor for SF-OnPeak.

The SPN merging increases the number of frames in the SPN estimation of the merged SPN; and a large number of frames produce a small variance of the estimated SPN [17, 18].

Assuming small variance of measurement errors and enough available reference nodes, a linear estimator can also be derived to solve the problem that is asymptotically efficient [13, 15, 32].

Due to the small variance of the nuclear region (smooth), we propose to model nuclear TRIODs as a multiple Gaussian process and transform the raw DIC microscope image into a nuclear-enhanced probability map for final segmentation.

And while American schools vary widely in terms of resources and academic performance, Finnish public schools (the country has closed all the private ones) had a stunningly small variance of 5percentt on their PISA results.

The chain conformation of a fixed θ, l and an arbitrary small variance of φ, could be determined in this manner.