Sentence examples for yield variances from inspiring English sources

DRiFT reproduced energy resolution effects observed in EJ-301 measurements through the inclusion of scintillation yield variances, photon transport noise, and PMT photocathode and multiplication noise.

Small-scale farmers are usually risk-averse and they are more likely to settle for crops with low yield variance rather than riskier but high yielding crops (Kaiser et al. [1993]).

The analysis of the exportable yield variance showed significant G × E effect.

The least important parameters are the environmental disturbances, explaining no more than 5% of nitrate yield variance.

According to final regression coefficients, soil erosion seems to regulate nitrate distribution across the basins, because soil loss and type, rainfall intensity and topography explained around 60% of nitrate yield variance.

The major importance of erosion is followed by a moderate role of biochemical processes such as nitrification or nutrient uptake, which accounted for approximately 15% of nitrate yield variance.

In addition, we did not find evidence of multicollinearity as no covariates yield variance inflation factors (VIF) above the recommended cut-off point of 10 (Hair et al. [1995]).

A model that allows a proper dissection of the variances should yield variance components that are uncorrelated (Hill 2010).

The two factor structure yielded variance of 64.4%.

Preliminary results on mass yields variance-covariance matrix will be presented and discussed from physical grounds in the case of 235U nth, f) and 239Pu(nth, f) reactions.

From the posterior distributions of location estimates, the SSM yields variance (standard deviations and 95% credible limits) for each location with narrower posterior distributions resulting in smaller variance.