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Meanings of covariant in English
Spanish
covariancia y contravariancia Property of a type in a programming language.
Synonyms
Examples for "variant"
Examples for "variant"
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Methods: We used Bayesian approaches to model variant classification in these regions.
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Main outcome measures: Presence of the I1307K variant in the APC gene.
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However, neither variant could fully account for the association of the other.
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Individuals with Klinefelter variant karyotype sought medical attention predominantly for non-gonadal concerns.
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Commonly used RV association tests have limited scope to leverage variant functions.
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Moreover, the variance changes occur with longer latency than the mean response.
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Char length, weight, age, condition factor and lipid content explained additional variance.
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Results: A variance component linkage analysis revealed QTLs but with low resolution.
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Conclusion: Muscle power significantly contributed to the variance in estimated bone strength.
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Statistical analysis involved repeated measures analysis of variance and Tukey post-hoc testing.
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The data were analysed with a variant of the analysis of covariance.
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In both models, the residual was fitted using an autoregressive covariance structure.
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Repeated measures analyses of covariance examined Group × Time changes in dietary behaviors.
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Model also included herd-year-seasons as fixed effects and genetic covariance for direct-maternal effects.
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Additionally, advocates of each approach tend to consider different covariance structures.
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Average induction magnitude was invariant with age for both test field heights.
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The method is robust due to its use of gauge invariant nature.
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Our results are applicable to systems of dissimilar elements without invariant manifolds.
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Once again, the 'skeleton' is invariant, while its parts are anything but.
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The NASS yielded a 2-factor structure that was largely invariant across time.
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Furthermore, we found support for invariance of the model across geographical grouping.
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The RED scale evidenced high internal consistency and invariance across demographic factors.
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But the hypothesis of T invariance survived close scrutiny for several years.
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Within a few months, experiments proved that P invariance fails in many circumstances.
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The basic characteristic of a model in PSM is its invariance.
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Data were evaluated with non-parametric statistics bivariant and multivariate analyses for survival analysis.
Usage of covariant in English
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The importance of using gauge-covariant expressions is underlined throughout.
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The combinatorial invariant and covariant are introduced as practical tools for analysis of conical intersections in molecules.
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The doses of calcium carbonate and the levels of plasma alkaline phosphatase were not at all covariant.
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Statistical methods probed for strain and sex effects, with covariant analysis by body weight, length, and body mass.
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Plasma concentrations of calcium, phosphate and glucose were covariant with the extension of calcinosis only at a borderline level.
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Importantly, we have found that the sequence positions corresponding to the Ser and Tyr ligands are almost completely covariant among Group I nitrogenases.
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Neither was significant after adjusting for multiple covariants.
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Results: Covariant perfusion principal components (PCs) were not associated with either FC or cognitive or attentional measures in AD.
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We generalize the concept to open paths and combinatorial covariants for higher dimensions obtaining a technique for the construction of the gauge-covariant adiabatic-diabatic transformation matrix.
Frequent collocations
Covariant through the time