Sentence examples for variance slightly from inspiring English sources

In 2009, at PB family variance slightly exceeded the population variance for culm length and in 2010 for blooming to maturity.

One of the versions of the CRM modestly increased the amount of explained genetic variance, slightly reduced the 'missing heritability' and tended to improve the prediction accuracy of breeding values in both populations when compared to both NRM and GRM.

Although for dry matter yield and plant height, barely significant association signals with a proportion of explained genetic variance <9%% led to a chromosomal genetic variance slightly above the range expected from length of the chromosome, these effects were too small to justify the use of the elastic net or LASSO.

The effective variance is slightly worse with the correlation coefficient of 0.76938.

The excess variance is slightly anti-correlated with the age of the system, with older devices conforming more closely to Poisson behaviour.

Moreover, even for such fragments, noise variance can slightly differ for R, G, and B components where for G component it is usually the smallest.

The values for larger noise variance are slightly smaller (compare these values for the same images in Figure 4a, b). Figure 4 Dependences for components of color images for σ 2 = 65 (a) and 25 (b).

When life satisfaction was added, variance increased slightly to 4.2% (P = .001).001

The variance increases slightly with the average size of the dose (Fig. 4).

A supplementary confirmation was proposed for these tests because, rigorously speaking, the ANOVA assumption on equal variance is slightly violated.

The variance was slightly lower (11%) when computed for the minimum of the fit rather than the minimum of the raw phase value.