Sentence examples for variance from this from inspiring English sources
These functions calculate the relative likelihood that a given variable will have a particular value, which then places constraints on the planned dose distributions to reduce the overall variance from this source of uncertainty.
By keeping it, the variance from this factor could be deducted from our variables of interest ('abundance' and 'origin').
We minimised variance from this source by using age normalised tests and robust functional measures of outcome.
We also bootstrapped samples from a combined data set including data from biotic and abiotic traits, and calculated a mean and variance from this second set of bootstrapped data.
The residual variance from this full model (eq. 1) was compared with the residual variance from the following reduced autoregressive model: (2) where x t) is the time series being evaluated for influence, t is the current time point, g(i) is the linear prediction coefficient for x, e is the residual error in fit, and p is the lag length.
Before he can build, Mr. McDermott must win a variance from the Board of Standards and Appeals since this residential project is within an M1-5 manufacturing district.
In the absence of local data, these were inferred from other studies, or specialist opinion, so the numbers of episodes of care delivered may be at variance from the ones estimated by this paper.
The omission of between-subject variance from the formula for calculating this statistic produces very different results from O R. Several of the analytes that were adequately reliable with a single measurement or very few measurements, when between-subject variance was a factor, required higher numbers of measures when only within-subject variance was involved and vice versa.
This was an enormous variance from the year-ago quarter of $3.46 a gallon.
This accounts for the variance from the even thousand mintages in 1933 and after.
Any variance from these suggestions could have a direct affect on the success of this site.
