Sentence examples for tighter variance from inspiring English sources
When the number of imputations was large, we did not observe a statistical difference between imputing the missing data using untransformed or squared root transformed measurements, although we noticed a slightly tighter variance when untransformed data was used.
The different grading standards across courses legacies and blacks take, coupled with the tighter variances on the grade distributions of upper year courses, accounts for their catch up to their white non-legacy counterparts.
We observe tight co-variance in transcript levels of genes not known to influence each other through direct transcriptional control.
For each choice of parameters, we generate 10 000 runs to obtain a tight estimate of variance.
This is because the threshold of the RA gets tighter as the noise variance decreases.
This scheme results in a tight bound on the variance of the reliability of repeated simulations due to the only stochastic behavior arising within the MCS algorithm.
When considering all 11 dimensions, the uninfected group is indeed the tightest, with a total variance (sum of the 11 variances) that is fairly constant over time, whereas the infected groups show higher and changing total variance (Table 6).
Noted, the differential expression variance includes tight-regulation (the expression variances of genes in case samples are less than those in control samples) and relax-regulation (the expression variances of genes in case samples are larger than those in control samples).
In general, the proportion of phenotypic variance explained by tightest linked markers to the significant QTL for weight varied from 8 to 13.6%, from 8.2 to 12.9% for length and from 3.3 to 25.8% for Fulton's condition factor.
It is shown that a lower variance of vertex tensor forms a tighter convex hull increasing the chance to solve the inequalities, and derive smaller controller gains.
