This lack of variance is undesirable, since it means that the numerical information provided is very limited.
In the original studies another method was used to decrease uncertainties of the array measurements, i.e., the use of the quantity Xdev [ 19, 20], however, this showed undesirable artifacts since the variance in error estimation is dependent on the number of spots used in the calculations.
Parallaxes getting near the ZoC edges (especially negative parallax) have been proved to be undesirable when fast motion or high parallax variance appears.
In this view biases such as background are not in themselves a problem and indeed attempts to correct them, for example by subtraction of estimates derived from control probes, are undesirable because they introduce another source of variance.
While the approximate distribution for σ DL 2 for any comparison is a candidate as an informative variance prior, it does have some undesirable limitations in the context of Bayesian analysis.
We would not hand an individual an inkblot and ask, "What does this butterfly look like to you?" In sum, individual and temporal variance in QOL appraisal may be unavoidable but not undesirable.
Secondly, the variance of its computation time can be also large leading to undesirable highly variable decoding delays.
In addition, the microarray platform used in these experiments does not enable the resolution of alternative splice variants due to the difficulty in deconvulution of probe sets with regards to individual oligo variances and gene coverage of these oligos in this circumstance being undesirable.
Besides, variances estimated on a set of genes are thought to lead to an undesirable amount of false-positives.
The diversion, known as a variance, can be carried out if the charity ceases to exist, for example, or if the foundation decides it is undesirable to continue giving the money to the charity.
