Sentence examples for variance between methods from inspiring English sources

Despite a high correlation between the activity monitor and indirect calorimetry, the size and direction of bias and variance between methods varied between activities indicating limited validity of the estimations of physical activity in patients with hip osteoarthritis.

It is salient that only between 8.4 and 10.1% of the variance between training methods used for recall or chasing problems is explained by the variables measured in this study.

The between-method variance (umethod) was calculated from ANOVA on the data from the three techniques.

A relatively large sbb value (7.1%) was obtained for DPhT, although this value was not very large compared with uncertainties from other sources, for example the uncertainty of analytical results and between-method variance, as is shown later.

This indicated that there were no significant differences between the means and variance between the two methods in terms of the accuracy and precision.

A comparison of the HCDP results, at the pipeline operating pressure, shows a slight variance between the new method and the traditional C6+ split ratios (Daniels 47/35/17, GPA 50/25/25 and the GPA 60/30/10).

Estimation of within-patient and between-patient variance (see Methods) showed that luminal A tumors had the highest within-patient gene expression variance but the lowest between-patient variance (smaller σ p /σ g ratio), whereas the reverse was true for basal-like tumors that show a relatively narrow range of expression within each tumor but more diverse expression across tumors.

This latter observation is well known from other investigations and may in part be due to common method variance between two sets of simultaneously assessed self-report measures [ 43].

Another limitation of the design was that the assessments of cognitive emotion regulation strategies and HRQoL were both based on a self-report which may have caused some bias such as overestimation (or underestimation) and inherent shared method variance between the measures.

This method of estimating the variance between studies (T) is also known as the method of moments, or the DerSimonian and Laird method [ 6].

And then, we conducted preliminary analyses using a repeated-measures analysis of variance (ANOVAs) method between groups on each dependent variable (TTCT or PANAS) with time as a factor.