Sentence examples for variance in the direction of from inspiring English sources

Taken together, this suggests that there may be constraints that limit variance in the direction of higher PGC number.

The results of our study suggest a lack of genetic constraint to the evolution of life history traits in this population and hence to the maintenance of genetic variance in the direction of selection.

In accordance with previous studies (Barton and Turelli 1987; Bürger and Lynch 1995; Jones et al. 2004), Jones et al. (2012) found that, irrespective of the mode of environmental change (gradual, episodic, stochastic), genetic variance increases in the direction of environmental change.

Relatively weak spatial dependency associated with structural variance also existed in the direction of NE SW.

Further suitable methods are the coherence-based SDR estimator proposed in [18] or a linearly constrained minimum variance (LCMV) beamformer placing nulls in the direction of direct sound sources while extracting the ambient sound [19].

A lack of genetic variance in male traits in the direction of sexual selection may represent a general feature of sexually selected systems, even in the presence of condition-dependent trait expression.

In thin sections, amphiboles are distinguished by several properties, including two directions of cleavage at approximately 56° and 124°, six-sided basal cross sections, characteristic colour, and pleochroism (colour variance with the direction of light propagation).

This homogeneity in the direction of variance among laboratory groups might is surprising since variance in these groups is residual, many sources of variance occurring in natural populations being discarded such as age, sex and genetic differences.

The first principal component points in the direction of maximum variance, the second component maximises the remaining variance and so on.

Typically, the PCs are uncorrelated, i.e. the first PC points in the direction of maximal variance and the second PC shows in the direction of maximal variance orthogonal to the first PC and so on.

The first principal component is a vector that points in the direction of highest variance.