Sentence examples for variance and variation from inspiring English sources

For all traits analyzed, significant (P < 0.01) genotypic variance and variation due to genotype × environment interaction effects was obtained in both populations.

This F-ratio reflects the partitioning of the strain-by-block variance among all 24 blocks in the six laboratories into variance among blocks of different laboratories (i.e. between-laboratory variation), and variance among blocks within the same laboratory (i.e. within-laboratory variation).

The contribution of each of the six factors was plotted, excluding the residuals, which include gene-to-gene variation and variance unexplained by the linear models.

Firstly, two novel concepts, variation and local variance variation based on an adaptive analysis are introduced.

The power allocation is performed autonomously at the transmit side assuming knowledge of the noise variances and channel variations of the network.

Then, we have extended the iterative water-filling algorithm to multiple receivers for the coexistence of multiple cognitive tactical radio networks assuming knowledge of the noise variances and channel variations of the network.

Variance is partitioned into among group variation, among population variation and within population variation.

Therefore, after collecting the noise variances and the channel variations of its network, each transmitter has to apply Algorithm 1 autonomously and to update its power allocation regularly to reach an equilibrium between the different networks.

Assuming that the noise variances and the channel variations have been estimated by the receivers and given to their transmitter, we can solve the KKT system of the optimization problem by taking the derivative of the modified Lagrangian function with respect to (25).

When brushing the right side buccal area, intra-individual variations of the vertical shoulder angle (ψ s ) and the elbow flexion angle (θ e ) were smaller than inter-individual variances, and inter-individual variations of wrist abduction (β w ) were smaller than intra-individual variances for the buccal area of both the right and left sides.

These dose estimates did not take into account maternal anatomy variances, natural variations, such as fetal presentation, and gestational age.