Sentences with phrase «with less variance»

One has to consider the opportunity costs of not investing or paying down debt as well, but the safer route is also the route with less variance and more security.

We found that chilling the beans tightens up this process and can give higher extractions with less variance in the flavour — so you would have to brew it for less time, or could get more coffee from the same beans.

[Note 3] Studying the period from 1926 to 1971, they concluded that «over the long run stock portfolios with lesser variance in monthly returns have experienced greater average returns than their «riskier» counterparts».

Not exact matches

In other words, philosophic theism has always shown a tendency to become pantheistic and monistic, and to consider the world as one unit of absolute fact; and this has been at variance with popular or practical theism, which latter has ever been more or less frankly pluralistic, not to say polytheistic, and shown itself perfectly well satisfied with a universe composed of many original principles, provided we be only allowed to believe that the divine principle remains supreme, and that the others are subordinate.

Looking for someone with greater projectabilty, less variance, and able to transition in less time.

The branch lengths of the high - variance exon tree showed a strong positive correlation with GC content and a negative correlation with the average body mass of species, seen at a much lesser magnitude in the low - variance exon tree (Fig. 6, A to D).

Strang continued, «Children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders may be less aware of the social restrictions against expressions of gender variance and therefore less likely to avoid expressing these inclinations.

As we get older, we move and respond slower, performing actions with less precision and more variance.

In general, survey results based on larger numbers of observations are more precise, that is, less prone to sampling variance than those made across groups with fewer numbers of observations.

In general, survey responses based on larger numbers of observations are more precise, that is, less prone to sampling variance, than those made across groups with fewer numbers of observations.

The judge thus concludes, «New Mexico's evaluation system is less like a [sound] model than a cafeteria - style evaluation system where the combination of factors, data, and elements are not easily determined and the variance from school district to school district creates conflicts with the [state] statutory mandate.»

These consistencies extended to overall academic achievement variances, being significantly less than other countries, even with the influx of immigrants to Finland.

In contrast, the expected return of a passive strategy is 7.5 % (8 % less 0.5 % in costs) with a narrower variance of outcomes that are largely determined by the tracking error of the underlying ETFs.

While the above breeds are known for barking less than other dogs, it's important to consider that even within a breed, each dog comes with its own personality and individual variances are possible.

Yes, I took a less than educated guess with the control scheme but the fighting engine is pumped up version of what you got in MK albeit altered to accommodate the variance that DC's characters bring.

What is unclear here is the period on which the «normal statistics» is computed, since the past data are obviously much less known, with a considerable loss of variance (the «constant» ice minima are obviously wrong).

On the other hand, my model predicts the actual temperatures for each variance with an accuracy within less than a tenth of a degree C. of actuality.

It has enhanced variability, because averaging the reconstructions results in a redder time series (there is less common variance between the reconstructions at the higher frequencies compared with the lower frequencies, so the former averages out to leave a smoother curve) and the re-calibration is then more of a case of fitting a trend (over my calibration period 1881 - 1960) to the observed trend.»

In fact, our reconstruction — with the station entirely removed from the calculation — explains more variance and shows less of a mean bias than the raw AVHRR data.

Implemented cross-project dependency process to streamline activities and ensure all teams were notified of project tasks and impacts to other projects, completing all 10 projects on time with variance of less than 2 % across a $ 3M program.

Year - end closed with less than 2 % variance.

• Successfully launched a new product line, which included the processing and disposal of $ 3M in buyback products for on - time project completion with less than a 3 % variance in estimated costs.

Professional Experience CHARTIS (New York, NY) 2004 — 2010 Manager, Financial Analysis • Utilize experience in accounts receivable / payable, expense control / reduction, budgeting and forecasting • Create, prepare, and analyze weekly and monthly GOE expense and account reports of over $ 12M • Provide Senior Executive and CFO with critical information needed to manage divisional expenses • Generate and implement new procedures to reduce expenses over budget • Conduct analysis of significant expense and account receivable items • Manage the premium and expense results for the profit centers • Provide comptrollers with monthly divisional account receivable cash forecast of over $ 86M per month • Reduce cash forecast variance to less than 5 % per month • Resolve and reduce receivables over a 12 month period from $ 12M to less than $ 3M per month • Establish and maintain strong relationships with vendors, underwriters, and senior executives • Control and maintain expenses to stay within budgets and forecasts • Review and verify the validity and accuracy of accounts payable prior to approving disbursements

We were able to estimate a stable model, though, by constraining ORs for particular types / numbers of disorders to be the same in predicting both planned and unplanned attempts unless the interaction of the predictor with plans in the pooled model was significant at the α level of.05 and had an estimated variance inflation factor (a diagnostic test suggesting that a regression coefficient might be affected by multicollinearity) of less than 10.0.

3 Yet another meta - analysis found that neuroticism (i.e., the proclivity to experience negative emotions), long - established as the personality trait with the most impact on relationship success, accounted for less than 5 % of variance in relationship satisfaction over time.4 All in all, factors beyond the reach of matching algorithms likely account for over 95 % of couples» long - term relationship satisfaction.

However, the real problem might be that more complex behavioural phenotypes are affected by many genes, each with only a small effect accounting for only 1 % or even less of the phenotypic variance [81], therefore inadequate statistical power is a serious problem.

Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that gender (females were less likely to be employed), IQ (lower IQ associated with unemployment), and transportation dependence accounted for 42 % of the variance in employment.

As shown in Figure 1, we found that older adults who quickly regulated their mood reported significantly less trait anxiety compared with those who did not, t (18.43) = 2.13, p <.05 (A Levene's test revealed that the variances were not equal.