Sentence examples for variance in comparison to from inspiring English sources

The presented method to process short data sequences leads to unbiased estimates with a small variance in comparison to the more traditional approaches.

Hence, despite the non-significance, the stochastic slope that shows the lower variance in comparison to the other components was retained.

Then, as an extension of this result, the observer is used for estimation of LPV systems without unknown inputs when state noises have a very high variance in comparison to the measurement noises.

Yet, although the correlation with the captured dances had been slightly compromised by introducing variability in our representation model, we observed a significant increase in variance in comparison to the dance sequences synthesized without it.

Major energy and amino acid pathways showed significantly diminished pathway transcript variance in comparison to the average random gene set in both independent accession datasets (Figure 5) suggesting that transcript variance in these essential biochemical pathways is genetically constrained.

**No significant changes in explained variance in comparison to model 3, so no effect modification was shown.

For all n considered Tshrink+ appears to double the improvement of Tshrink when compared to T. The relative improvements decrease as n increases as the information in the sample variance increases in comparison to the common variance.

Good stability of content validity was observed even in the extreme case in which only 7 8 items were retained (note in that case the loss of variance explained in comparison to the initial 23-item model was only 1%).

Under selection, applying GBLUP leads to lower inbreeding and a smaller reduction of genetic variance especially in comparison to PLSR but also to BM, while a similar genetic improvement is achieved with these estimation methods for traits that have a moderate to large number of QTL.

Furthermore, most studies rely on the voluntary participation of the twins and their relatives, which imaginably can result in a bias with regard to a reduced variance in wellbeing in comparison to an 'unselected' sample.

Since previous studies have shown that self-efficacy explains most of the variance in intentions in comparison to PBC [ 44, 55- 57], we used the self-efficacy construct as proposed [ 58].