Sentence examples for vulnerable to variance from inspiring English sources

We also found that different traits associated with the mGluR5 receptor are differentially vulnerable to variance in the grm5 gene.

It could be improved by using medium or long context as long as the NN training data is sufficient because the use of longer context will make the NN vulnerable to high variance (overfitting) problem, where the use of more NN training data might help.

Most other studies on psychosocial working conditions and depressive symptoms assessed working conditions by self-report rendering results vulnerable to reporting bias and bias due to common method variance.

Such a normalization makes η y (k) not vulnerable to the NU as its calculus does not depend on the estimation of the noise variance (as presented in Eq. (62)), and its distribution and its statistical parameters (mean and variance) are also independent of the noise variance (see Appendix 7).

We use box plots over ANOVA techniques because the latter is vulnerable to the presence of outliers and are based on statistical assumptions (e.g., normal distributions and equal variance), which our small cluster sizes fail to meet [ 48].

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"That made him vulnerable to some people.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.

However, they are vulnerable to surprise attacks.

India is also vulnerable to investors' skittishness.

The company looks vulnerable to takeover.