Even though our main focus was to reveal general attitudes among the participants, we found that it was sometimes necessary to demonstrate variance in views within the participant group.
For infants, it was maternal separation anxiety that contributed uniquely to the explained variance in maternal view of sleep regulation difficulties.
For preschool children, it was maternal evaluation of own childhood ecology and child's temperament that contributed uniquely to the explained variance in maternal view of sleep regulation difficulties.
In fact, Congress, the intelligence community, the media, and the American public, were all widely at variance in their views on the use of waterboarding specifically, and on torture in general, even if such techniques assured the security of the U.S. and its allies.
Starting from the scintillation indices computed at every 1 min interval by the GNSS receivers in the network (shown in Fig. 7), PLL jitter variance for the different satellites in view with elevation angle greater than 30° at each epoch was evaluated.
In view of the variance in the data, they nevertheless advocated scaling according to the more precautionary surface area [ 21, 52].
In view of insignificant variance in ethnicity across studies (79% of studies were composed of only or mostly Caucasian), we excluded ethnicity as moderator.
Similarly, the pseudo R2 for the multi-nominal regression models accounted for less than 8% of the variance in children's TV viewing.
This invariance with pH is unexpected in view of the suggested variance of the Galvani potential difference with pH.
The use of a defined challenge strain appeared to be advantageous in view of the extreme genetic variance of H pylori in patients.
