This is different from a situation with stochastically proportional yield where production yield is a random fraction of production input and neither mean nor variance of the yield rate depends on the batch size.
The meta-analysis indicated a number of consensus regions, the most striking being two distinct regions affecting milk yield on chromosome 6 at 49 cM and 87cMM explaining 4.2 and 3.6percentt of the genetic variance of milk yield, respectively.
It can be seen from Fig. 7 that even a small difference in the variance of β2 may yield dramatically different results: in the first case, the tumor is cured, whereas, in the second case, virus therapy fails.
We did not observe a variance of the reported yield numbers across the areas which suggest that a single nozzle is sufficient to disperse the components across a 2 cm wide assembly zone.
Calibrating the method with time periods that exhibit high variance of seepage fluxes yielded the best performance.
These assumptions included varying the time period over which the territories are maintained, the number of different resource types exploited, the distribution of patch richness, and the relationship between the mean and variance of a territory's yield.
Secondly, the contribution of this locus to the total variance of the G2 aberration yield in our data appears to be lower than that estimated by Roberts et al (1999).
The two factor structure yielded variance of 64.4%.
By taking equality in (11), the variance of the quantization noise yields (12).
