Sentence examples for the variance in the number from inspiring English sources

Overall, the final model predicted 36% of the variance in the number of mental health symptoms.

We found that the MVA model explains 83.8% of the variance in the number of startup deals (Table 1), suggesting that our chosen variables together indeed are fundamental to startup activity.

The variance in the number of retirements or renewable additions is contingent on whether the Clean Power Plan that requires 32percentt cuts in carbon emissions by 2030 makes it out of the court system unscathed.

In [28], the variance in the number of visits per node of self-repelling random walks is shown to be tightly bounded, resulting in a uniform distribution of visited nodes across the network.

Therefore, both personal beliefs and the level of scientific literacy of teachers were important when explaining the variance in the number of hours devoted to evolution in high school biology classes (Berkman et al. [2008]; Paz-y-Mino and Espinosa [2009]; Trani [2004]).

If subjects vary in their willingness to report a memory when the mnemonic evidence is uncertain (as we know they do; Koriat & Goldsmith, 1996), then some of the variance in the number of inconsistencies produced will reflect differences in a reporting criterion.

The variance in the numbers of concordant SNPs among the 12 individual genomes seems to be caused by fluctuations in the number of SNPs (14,033 16,220) called by Ion Proton (Table  3).

Negative binomial regression was preferred over Poisson regression wherever there was over-dispersion with the Poisson model (i.e. the variance in the mean number of heterozygous SNPs within MIs being substantially higher than the mean).

We found that the variance in average read length was small compared with the variance in the total number of bases (p = 1.0 × 10-17, Student's t-test), indicating that the sequencing reaction after the chip loading in Ion Proton was reproducible.

The variances in the numbers of in-contacts were much greater than that of out-contacts (Table 2A).

The variances in the numbers of sheep received by a farm were much greater than that in the numbers of sheep moved off (Table 2C and Figure 1C).