Our research questions asked what variances might occur in visual field area, in a standardised photopic setting, when using different stimulus test speeds on Octopus perimetry, and what is the diagnostic accuracy of Octopus perimetry when used in a semiautomated mode in comparison to the "gold standard" Goldmann kinetic perimetry which is a purely manual mode of operation.
A reliability coefficient of 0.8, for example, tells us that 80% of the observed variance is due to true score variance, but it does not tell us what either variance is.
To predict the statistical power of using Froh to detect inbreeding depression in human studies, we also needed to estimate what the variance of Froh would be if derived genome-wide rather than across 100 Mb, as simulated in the current study.
These loadings indicate to what extent variance in brain size explains variance in structure volume.
The ICC of a variable indicates to what extent variance of a parameter can be explained by variation between clusters [ 4, 5].
Here we inspect 27 DNA pools allelotyped on a total of 128 Illumina arrays, including the Human1M Single (1M-Single), Human1M Duo (1M-Duo), and HumanHap660 Quad (660-Quad) arrays, allowing us to better address the question of what values array variance and pool-construction variance are likely to take.
I don't know what you mean by variance – variance of what?
"We actually know within a two or three percent variance, what the final deal has to be," he said, no doubt thinking about those maps of Jerusalem that he had spread out at Camp David with Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and Ehud Barak, who was then prime minister of Israel.
What is the variance of target specificity and inhibition?
More importantly, what is the variance in the effect across the population?
