Sentence examples for variance block from inspiring English sources

Examining the partial R-squared values, we found that demographics accounted for 3.7% of the explained variance (block 1); socioeconomic characteristics for 3.2% (block 2); psychosocial factors for 1.4% (block 3); site and target disease markers for 1.4% (block 4); generic HRQoL, i.e., the eight SF-36 subscales for 6.1% (block 5); and self-reported disease impact on activities for 1.0% (block 6).

For instance, it has been demonstrated in simulated data and in a visual fMRI experiment that correlations varied depending on whether task-related variance, block-to-block variance, and residual variance were removed from the time series [10].

The block-wise variance for block is defined as (3).

These thirty-one BIB designs are compared on the basis of the number of repeated blocks and the frequencies of variance of block effect contrasts.

Differences in growth characteristics among tree species within each year of the trial were determined using 2 × 2 factorial analysis of variance (ANOVA) blocked by planting blocks (GenStat 12; VSN International, Hemel Hempstead, UK).

The high variance in block size also reveals the lack of hot- or coldspots of recombination in the DBLα regions.

These F-ratios were significantly smaller in the heterogenized design (F1,28 = 4.678, p = 0.039, Fig. 8), demonstrating that heterogenization did indeed increase within-experiment variation (variance among blocks of the same laboratory) relative to between-experiment variation (variance among blocks of different laboratories).

The latter was evaluated by a Variability Index (VI), as the ratio between the variances at block scale and among the blocks.

For a gray scale image, we use the intensity variance in blocks as a measure of contrast.

Initial exploration of the impact of genotype and affection status on DS-CPT outcome variables was conducted using repeated measures analysis of variance with blocks 1 4 as within subject factor and affection status and genotype as between-subject factors and BPRS as covariate.

Variance among blocks was used to calculate 95% confidence intervals.