Sentence examples for variance implications from inspiring English sources

That is, if biased estimates from a wrongly specified model are put through the perfectly-adequate mathematics providing variance implications, are the resultant variances "explained" or "accounted for"?

Second, McEwan, Urquiola, and Vegas consider the implications of sampling variance (and even of "population variance" over time) for policy schemes that reward or punish schools on the basis of changes in average test scores.

Patterns in residual variances can have important implications for evolutionary trajectories of phenotypic traits as they may cause estimates of heritability to change across environments (e.g., [ 36, 44, 47]).

The same study found that for teachers with low student expectations, there is an estimated 5 to 10percentt variance in student achievement with implications for the achievement gap between blacks and whites.

We estimated room-specific within- to between-home variance ratios and explored the implications of these variance estimates for epidemiologic studies of dust endotoxin and health outcomes.

These artifact SNPs can have implications in our variance component analysis where significant effects will be averaged out over a large number of (artifact) SNPs that have no effect, resulting in these classes capturing a smaller proportion of the variance.

A different question is whether or not this actually occurs, and if there are any further implications of dividing the variance across a variable number of loci.

The degree of additive genetic variance for quantitative traits has important implications for the evolutionary trajectories of both natural and captive populations.

Clearly, this has important implications for the estimation of variance components in genetic research.

If female ocellated antbirds also prefer males that sing at highest pitches, this could have evolutionary implications for the maintenance of genetic variance associated with sexually selected traits.

These distributional violations may have important implications for the inference regarding relative variance components when analysing sum scores (Derks et al. 2004).