Sentence examples for unimportant variance from inspiring English sources

We chose to include only right hemispheric stroke patients because adding a few more (n = 12) subjects with very different lesion locations (i.e., lesion on the other hemisphere), would have added a lot of unimportant variance (i.e., noise).

We find that the shape of the landscape correlation function is typically unimportant, and that the variance is overwhelmingly the most important property of the colonisation kernel.

The remaining four components were relatively unimportant, explaining 7%, 5 %, 4, and 2% of the totandvariance.

Although misspecification of the variance covariance relationships can inflate type I and type II error rates (such that important covariates are not identified, or unimportant covariates are identified) specifying the correlations is generally less important than correctly specifying the variance terms themselves.

The variances of groundwater head predictions are significantly decreased by reducing posterior model probabilities of unimportant propositions.

But in practice they may not be mutually exclusive where effect sizes are rounded to two or three significant digits the rounding error variance is likely to be small compared with the inter-study variance, making the rounding imprecision relatively unimportant.

Statistical analysis of twin data shows that the environment shared by the twins is relatively unimportant in causing SLI, whereas genes exert a significant effect, with heritability estimates (i.e., the proportion of variance in a trait that is attributable to genetic factors) typically ranging from around.5 to.75 for school-aged children (see Bishop, 2002, for review).

Name unimportant.

So unimportant.

Age is unimportant".

"That's not unimportant".