Sentence examples for variance in weight from inspiring English sources

At age 11 y, the risk-allele score explained 1.6% of the variance in weight SDS.

The wide variance in weight and adiposity measures also is a limitation.

In contrast, PC2 accounts for only about 10% of the variance in weight loss (Additional file 3: Figure S2).

If so, the present study might result in a lack of variance in weight loss success and maintenance which would limit the analyses.

Derived variants at six loci, including these two have been shown to account for 64.3 % of variance in weight among breeds with standard weights (<41 kg) [ 21].

Two measurements explained as much as 64% of the variance in weight loss early in the Miscanthus fermentation, that is, at week 2, the amount of secreted protein and the beta-glucosidase activity.

A pleiotropic QTL on BTA5 at 106 Mb in Hereford explained 2.6, 3.9, 2.0 and 4.9% of additive genetic variance in birth weight, mature weight, weaning weight direct and yearling weight, respectively (Additional files 1, 7, 9 and 12).

For example, the FTO, MCTH2 and TMEM18 variants were predominantly associated with adipose accumulation, whereas the variances in weight for the SH2B1 and NEGR1 variants appear to be explained to a larger extent by the accumulation of non-adipose tissue (e.g. bone, muscle and organ tissue).

First, we conducted a composite variance analysis on the males in order to estimate the percentages of variance in spleen weight and gonad weight due to fish species.

Genetic distance explained the greatest amount of variance in cob weight and total kernel weight, while inbred phenotype explained the greatest amount of variance in cob diameter.

Assessing whether variation in total brood weight decreases with colony size is not straightforward, since total brood weight increases with colony size and this means that variance in brood weight is likely to vary with mean brood weight as a function of colony size.