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The hypocentral distance dependence of amplitude level variance arises from the increase in the power spectral density components of inhomogeneity at small wavenumbers, which causes the phase modulation of a propagating wave (Uscinski 1977).

This size and morphological variance arises from either variations in growth rates or differences in the relative times of onset of sexual maturity; in other words, it arises from heterochrony (see, for example, the work by Denoël et al. (2009) on European newts).

The component score plot for component 1 (Figure S2A) shows that this variance arises from differences in the electronic transition occurring mainly in the carboxylate groups, a fact that may arise from structural variability among heparin preparations.

To do this, we will graphically compare the total observed variance with a set of simulations in which variance arises from different subsets of the random variables in (4).

We concluded, therefore, that this high-frequency variance arises from lower than normal precision in the reporting of the POG from the eyetracker —that is, a larger than normal random error arising from one iteration to the next between the participant's actual POG and the POG as reported by the eyetracker.

With the ROI selection, the variance arising from the conformational variability of residues not in the neighborhood of the ROI is removed (Fig. 7B).

The cost function does not take account of this bias, but the CI does include the variance arising from ancestral polymorphism at internal nodes.

Microarray data was focused on the Affymetrix platform in order to reduce variance arising from platform inconsistencies.

We calculated G coefficients that took into account variance arising from time (i.e., variance due to participants and items was held constant).

The large amount of epistatic variance arising from third- and higher-order interactions in particular could be explained by the buildup of hybrid incompatibilities.

The variance observed over a series of settings can be decomposed into the variance arising from the genuine between-setting differences (signal magnitude) and the remainder which is noise variance.