Sentence examples for variance through from inspiring English sources
Susan Elsbree, a spokeswoman for the redevelopment authority, said in an interview that zoning at the Allston project location dictates two spaces per unit and that the developers would need to get a variance through the city's zoning board.
The 2014 satellite image was corrected for atmospheric, sensor, and illumination variance through radiometric calibration procedures.
In this context, the prediction filters are often optimized by minimizing the detail signal variance through mean square criteria [15, 20].
We show that, when demand is deterministic and supply may be disrupted, using a decentralized inventory design reduces cost variance through the risk diversification effect, and therefore a decentralized inventory system is optimal.
Here, we developed an "iTRAQ -like method for profiTRAQ -likeby stable isotope tagging (FFAST), based on the differential labeling of the carboxyl group and designed to resolve analytical variance, through a methodlexed assay in cells and subcellular forctions.
For the minor species of molecular ions O+2 and NO+ in the lower ionosphere, the available data are extensive enough to provide some snapshots of the average spatial morphology of the ion composition and variance through all phases of the solar cycle, but there are significant altitudinal gaps in data coverage when sorted on solar activity.
And while a 4-to-1 vote would have been enough to push the variances through, Toll Brothers wanted assurances that the mayor could not mount a last-minute effort to scuttle the plan.
Firstly, we test the normality assumptions over the samples using the Anderson-Darling and visual QQ-Plot tests and the equality of variances through Bartlett test.
We will demonstrate such proportionality over expressions of many genes, rather than the previously studied proportionality of the variances through the evolutionary course.
We included 'population' as a random factor in our models to consider extra sources of variation in variances through the influences of different populations and, accordingly, geographical position of each individual.
Alternatively, if no statistical significant interaction was verified, means were compared using results obtained for EB and GI that were classified using a simple t-test (after checking the equality of variances through Levene's test), since there were fewer than three groups.
