Sentence examples for variance limitation from inspiring English sources

Figure 12 shows the different power probability distributions of received packets for different distances to the center in suburban intersection 3. It reveals e.g. a high variation in the 10-20 m bin as it includes LOS and NLOS conditions, or a variance limitation due to failed receptions (measurement limitation) for larger distances.

Comorbidity, however, accounts for only a small percentage of the variance in limitations in activities and pain.

Although significant associations were found, comorbidity only accounted for a small part of the variance in limitations in activities and pain.

Of the modifiable risks, social support remained significant, uniquely accounting for 1.8% of the variance, functional limitations uniquely accounted for 8.1% of the variance and sleep uniquely accounted for 0.7% of the variance.

Finally, questions could be raised with regard to common method variance as a limitation.

All three pools of items also had the first factor explaining >20% variance with Activity Limitation having the largest variance explained by the 1st factor (>43%).

However a very small proportion of the variance in activity limitation was explained by subgroups (R = .02 for 3- and 12-month analyses).

We have previously shown that out of eight variables, pain and dorsiflexion range of motion soon after the period of immobilisation were the only independent predictors of outcome, but explained only 9 to 12% of the variance in activity limitation in the short- to medium-term [ 21].

Therefore, the fundamental computation required for bispectral estimates is given by (7), the triple product of the three individual Fourier transformations, while this computation is straightforward, limitations on computer time and statistical variance impose severe limitations on implementation of the definition of the bispectrum [19].

The limitations associated with heart-rate monitoring are primarily caused by biological variance, while the limitations associated with accelerometers are predominantly biomechanical [ 8].

Moreover, the impairments accounted for 65% of the variance in functional limitations.