Sentence examples for variance in ratio from inspiring English sources

The variance in ratio was 200% for paper spray but only 17% for extraction spray.

The bootstrap method can be used to provide an estimate of the probability distribution of the cost-effectiveness ratio, its confidence interval, or variance in the ratio.

In order to test our power to detect such a result, we used simulations to create data sets with a linear distortion in sex ratio for all crosses at a rate equivalent to a 10% difference in sex ratio between unrelated and full sibling crosses driven by inbreeding on the X-chromosome and a variance in sex ratio equal to that which we observed in our actual data.

The model accuracy is evaluated on a statistical basis through an evaluation of the variance in the ratio between predicted life and actual life.

In the full model, the dietary factors and potential confounders explained 29% of the variance in DC/CDC ratio.

This difference remains after multiplying the variance of AFF intensities by the square root 2 in order to calculate the variance in the ratio between two samples.

It should be emphasized that the small contributions of mismatch position and mismatch type to the variance in signal ratio does not mean that these effects are insignificant.

In our previous study (Van Faassen et al, 1997), 20% of the variance in DC/CDC ratio in men (n=16) could be explained by the pH of foecal water (β=0.28±0.40), defecation frequency (β=0.80±0.48) and log DC in faecal water (β=0.30±0.70).

To ensure neural correlates were invoked to a similar degree in all children, a tracking algorithm minimized between- and within-subject variance in the ratio of failed to successfully inhibited no-go trials.

McCauley and Taylor (1997) found that with increased variance in sex ratio among demes, females tended to be harmed by pollen limitation more than hermaphrodites reducing the global frequency of females.

By means of an animal model (see Methods section) applied to our extensive pedigree data, the variance in sex ratio among females that is not attributed to sampling error is decomposed into a maternally inherited part (σ m 2 ), which only incorporates this part of the sex ratio variation that is transmitted to their daughters, and a residual part (σ e 2 ) that estimates the remaining variation.