Sentence examples for variance glass from inspiring English sources
Although some parametric techniques have been shown to be quite robust to violations of distribution assumptions and inequality of variance (Glass et al., 1972), researchers will sometimes convert raw scores into ranks to utilize nonparametric techniques when these assumptions have been violated and also when sample sizes are small (Huck, 2012).
Protect glass tile installations from temperature variance.
The second factor explained 6% of the variance and was interpreted as 'independence from glasses'.
However, during scanning, the spatial relationship between the laser scanner and supporting glass could have a large range of variance, which would increase the uncertainty of the glass refraction errors.
The earlier colourless glasses from Vergina, Pydna and Gordion (mid 4th early 2nd century BCE) were decoloured with antimony, which is at variance with the manganese decolourant process practiced in the production of later colourless glass from Tel Anafa, and for most colourless glass from Jebel Khalid (mid 2nd early 1st century BCE).
The 2nd most important source of variance, represented on the vertical axis, corresponds to "independence from glasses".
The 2nd discriminant factor of change (6% of the total variance) resulting from the PCA was defined as "independence from glasses".
The 2nd most important source of variance resulting from the PCA and corresponding to "independence from glasses", allowed differentiation between mono-focal and ReSTOR® patients after the 2nd eye surgery.
Differences in colonies counts between BAG-S53P4 and inert glass were evaluated by means of two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Bonferroni's t test.
Degradation of 2-AA in the glass bulb was tested with the I-test adapted for unequal variances.
The stress distribution variance caused by size and shape effect is responsible for the different fire performances of glass façades, but the number and distribution of small flaws and defects in glazing are also important.
