Sentence examples for variance strongly from inspiring English sources

For larger distances, K r grossly overestimates the distance d, though, and the variance strongly increases.

A change in the mean estimate from 0.32 to 0.22 with no change in the variance strongly affected λ of both species, but especially for white-tailed ptarmigan.

Stages EL 35, EL 36 and EL 38 were separated from EL 32 and EL 34 by the first principal component accounting for 89.0% of variance strongly contributed by malate contents.

The results showed that the residual error variances strongly varied across locations in all of the considered trials.

Empirical studies showed that travel time reliability, usually measured by travel time variance, is strongly correlated with travel time itself.

Chemometric analyses demonstrated that the overall spectral variance was strongly influenced by anhydrous theophylline as a result of the experimental design and the component's spectroscopic signature.

At variance, CT strongly inhibited TCR-mediated CREB re-phosphorylation, but not CREB re-activation provoked by forskolin.

For example, in the case of DYS392, the Spearman correlation between clade age and variance is strongly positive and significant, whereas based on α, the ratio of variances between younger and older clades does not correlate strongly with the ratio of clade ages (i.e. the marker does not behave in a clock-like manner).

The first PC, which accounted for approximately 90% of the expression variance, was strongly associated with brain regions.

Principal component 2 (PC2, 8.1% variance) is strongly correlated with hybrid index (% musculus autosomal SNPs: cor = 0.75, P = 2 × 10−16), thus the effect of hybrid defects does not obscure subspecies differences in expression.

In addition, by considering 141 genomes, Bragg et al. (2006) showed that the sulfur content of the encoded proteins exhibits large variance and strongly reflects the environmental conditions of an investigated species.