Analytic variance expressions are provided that include sampling variability and model variability in situations where multiple models are employed to generate estimates of biomass.
Current analysis methods for MET data adopt a factor analytic variance structure for genetic correlation between environments.
In the analysis of the example data set, we investigate different genetic models for multi-environment data with a factor analytic variance structure.
Bootstrap offers a robust alternative to analytic variance and confidence interval equations, because of the mild distributional assumptions, and so is often recommended in practice (e.g. Buckland et al., 2001).
Statistical heterogeneity reflects the between trial variance of meta-analytic intervention effect estimates rather than the play of chance [ 76].
To overcome variance in pre-analytic processing including differences in cold ischemia time, formalin fixation, processor protocols, and storage that likely differed among sites, staining intensity was assigned with reference to an internal control.
The bias and variance obtained from an analytic calculation (i.e., Equations (28a), (28b)) closely agree with simulation results shown in Figure 1, verifying the analyses performed to approximate the bias and variance of the present T-F interdependence estimators.
Monte Carlo simulations were used to estimate the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) and variance for the decision analytic models.
In this study, each experiment was conducted in triplicate and the results were analyzed through a one-way analysis of variance using SAS (Statistic Analytic System) [ 18].
Using the mean variance analysis method, this paper aims to establish an integrated UCC analytic framework to improve decision-making on sustainable urban land use and development.
