Sentence examples for which variance from inspiring English sources

Target population definitions, the nature of the sampling stages and their sampling units, and the sample sizes will determine which variance components can be estimated and how they can be properly interpreted.

The only variables for which variance homogeneity did not apply are attitude towards economics and school grades in economics.

A typical example of signal-dependent noise is Poisson noise for which variance is equal to the true value of image pixel σ sd 2 = I tr and noise PDF changes.

The estimated coefficient λ indicates which variance function is appropriate, suggesting either a constant variance model (λ = 0), a proportional to the mean model (λ = 1) or a standard deviation proportional to the mean model (λ = 2).

Thus, our estimates for chimpanzees are likely to substantially overestimate the extent to which variance in male LRS exceeds that of females.

The resulting SPM{t} maps reflected areas in which variance related to the experimental manipulation was captured by the HRF adopted in the GLM.

Additional potential candidate diabetes biomarkers emerged from PCA analysis, including 93 metabolites for which variance-derived loading values were >1 standard deviation from the mean (Table S3) indicating their strong influence on PC scores that separated diabetics from non-diabetics (Figure 4).

Two different heritability levels, 0.1 and 0.4, are simulated for each generation, from which variances are determined.

Our novel study comparing the immune responses between ICOS+/+ and ICOS+/− mice bears broader physiological relevance to human diseases in which variances in ICOS expression levels have been found.

Identifying major factors that influence variability requires defining groups between which variances would be contrasted (rows of Table 1).

The VIF, which is the inverse of tolerance, represents the extent to which variances are inflated or increased due to collinearity [ 14].