The problem of wind's high variance and intermittent nature is explored.
Variance in the nature of truth in turn explains why theories of truth perform unequally across various regions of discourse i.e., why they are descriptively adequate and appropriate in certain regions of discourse, but not others.
Additionally, weak signals indicating the emergence of the next idealistic phase of sociocultural change were detected in both communities, although there was a variance in the nature of these signals.
However, one 15-min bout of physical activity with either low or moderate METs (metabolic equivalents, the energy cost of a physical activity) in a setting with at least 40% visible greenness rate elicited even more benefits, explaining 58.0% of the variance, more than nature alone.
The demonstration of statistical significance in scientific articles and project reports is commonly a fortuitous outcome of arbitrarily chosen sample size in relation to sample variance and the nature of the experimental or managerial treatments, with no consideration of what constitutes a material difference.
Mutation has a complex genetic component, and the causes of variance and the nature of inheritance are not separate issues.
The other one is seen as the random nature of variance and has chi-squared behavior.
Observe that the formula for the variance is asymptotic in nature, and thus it may not work well for small n and certain configurations of p1, p2 and p3.
Although the study was not powered to measure significance in these VAS measures, it was expected that group comparison would allow inference on the nature and variance in the non-specific effects between active and control group.
Arguably, use of reference genes that display 2-fold changes in gene expression could serve the purpose of normalization, but only if the variance is technical in nature requiring additional measures (e.g., evaluation over time, etc) to establish suitability when using a single reference gene.
