The two latter variance components imply interactions between alleles.
(VT is usually decomposed into VA, VD the variance due to allelic dominance, and Ve the environmental variance. The latter is in fact a statistical catch-all, so it includes not just variation due to environmental differences, but everything else).
The standard deviations computed by RE ANNOTATE are larger than in the manual annotation: in the latter the variance in time was propagated from the variance in K, whilst RE ANNOTATE additionally accounts for the Poisson variance (stochasticity) in the accumulation of nucleotide substitutions.
Note that "transcriptional drift" is different from "transcriptional noise" in that the former analyzes variance among genes within the same biological replicates, whereas the latter analyzes variance of the same genes among biological replicates.
It has been advanced by Gutas (1998b), 242 52, followed by Bertolacci (2006), 149 211, that al-Farabi counts as a turning point in the Arab reception of Greek metaphysics, in so far as the latter, at variance with al-Kindi, realized that metaphysics does not collapse with rational theology.
In the latter case variance was similar between compared groups.
The OP model is preferable to the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) model because in the latter the variance of the error term is not constant and is dependent upon the explanatory variables [ 14].
For the latter, equal variances were assumed unless the respective p values for Levene's test were < 0.05.
The main advantage of the Markov-switching space state model over the standard GARCH model is that in the case of the latter the unconditional variance is constant, while in the former the variance changes according to the state of the economy.
While not alleviating the need for manual VOI placement, quantitative measurements replace the potentially subjective determination of uptake in the VOI, thus minimizing the latter cause of variance, leading to increased intra- and inter-reader reproducibility.
