Sentence examples for variance is linked to from inspiring English sources

(In this case, the variance is linked to the mean by the equation mu+mu /size).

As described above, this redistribution of the gametic paternal variance is linked to the constraint imposed in Equation (1).

This assumption is often implausible because the mean and/or variance are linked to terrain attributes, parent material or other soil forming factors.

Hence it is assumed that predictors that show a large variance are linked to large QTL.

LU and soil fertility are, respectively, represented by factor 3 (16.5% of the variance), which is linked to pH, and factor 4 (9.3% of the variance), related to organic content.

This can affect a school's rank: nearly another third of the variance in score gains is linked to the fact that a school's average can vary from one day to another.

Spatial frequency is linked to variance in 3D discrete curvature, and studies have used this curvature as a 3D perceptual measure [24], [29].

They define a robustness index between 0 and 1 (it is linked to the variance of the linear regression of the gradient magnitude histogram) that measures the closeness of the histogram with an exponential distribution.

D2 adapt automatically to different between trial variance estimators [ 32] while I2 is linked to the estimator from the DerSimonian-Laird random-effects model.

The final degradation is linked to the higher variance of the insert lengths, which can cause Pebble to detect possible misassemblies and interrupt its progression (cf. Methods).

qABB-1, specific to MAI1, is linked to SSR markers RM129 and RM493, with a LOD score of 4.72 and a percentage of variance explained (R2) of 8%%.