Sentence examples for variance wet from inspiring English sources
In the animal tissues, receptor measurements were relatively reproducible (coefficient of variance: wet wt. basis 16-17%, protein basis 16-21%) but in human breast tumours receptor activity varied considerably (c.v.: wet wt. basis, 22-125%; protein basis, 28-72%).
The variance in wet-lab outflow profiles is typically rather constant.
PC 1 defines 21.1 % of variance in the wet season with strong positive loadings (>0.50) of Co and Ni while in the dry season it accounts 19.79 % of the total variance with strong positive loading of As, Mn and Zn.
The relationship of spatial mean and variance is, especially during wet periods, influenced by sensor and retrieval characteristics in the SMOS product, while it is determined to a larger degree by the precipitation patterns of the respective regions in the ASCAT and ERA products.
Global climatic model predictions are at odds with empirical local observations, with temperature and rainfall showing distinct local patterns which suggest that wet season rainfall variance will decline and that there will be longer runs of dry or wet years.
For strongly water-wet media and small variance in permeability, flow can be described by an effective relative permeability.
Inter-crown variance of greenness was lowest in the wet season when fewer crowns were abruptly abscising or flushing leaves.
This trend between daily geometric mean and variance was directionally similar but insignificant in wet sand (r = −0.25, p = 0.16), and nonexistent in water (r = 0.1, p = 0.58).
Five principal components with three factors were responsible for 95.7 and 88.7% of the total variance in the data set during dry and wet seasons, respectively.
We conclude that for a certain set of parameters, the difference in their MSE structures using both strategies is only driven by the square of the reference wet ZTD component and the formal variance of its solution.
