Sentence examples for variance in the length from inspiring English sources

As can be seen in Table 5, the analysis of the data using a linear regression equation revealed that the combined predictors explained 64.4% of the variance in the length of the sentence, R2 =.644, adjusted R2 =.631, F (4, 106) = 49.93, p < .0001.0001

Within-nest variance in the length of detectable exchange gaps accounted for 80% of the overall phenotypic variance (Table 5).

In addition to a general shortening, we observe much greater variance in the length of the tra protein between Drosophila than between tephritid species (see Table 4).

The regression revealed that Eq. (1) well describes the relaxation process, since L0 and L explained virtually all variance in the length increase rate (R2 = 0.947, F2,28 = 250.8, p < 10-6).

Variance in the length of the accessory glands and the testes (both log-transformed) was analysed in initial models constructed with body size (thorax length), diet, age and all possible interactions.

The variance in the length of a given region is expected to increase linearly with fragment size assuming that the number of insertions, duplications, and deletions per fragment increase with fragment length.

Variance in the lengths of the intergenic regions can be used as an indicator of gene distribution within the Populus genome.

In an idealized situation the length of a protein would be completely dependent on its function and the variance in the lengths of an organism's proteins would reflect the diversity of functions in the particular organism [ 30].

In general, the length of a protein sequence is determined by its function and the wide variance in the lengths of an organism's proteins reflects the diversity of specific functional roles for these proteins.

Tract volume was controlled for by covarying tract median FA for tract volume and normalized for median segment length to account for variance in the segment length across subjects [ 57].

Pebble can integrate multiple read pair libraries, but the length of the scaffolds produced is governed mainly by the size of the longest library as long as the variance in the insert length is reasonable, in practice around 10% of the insert length.