phenotypic variance

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variance
noun
uk /ˈveə.ri.əns/ us /ˈver.i.əns/
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Examples of phenotypic variance

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This implies that the increased phenotypicvariance seen at the extremes of environmental risk may be driven by genetic differences.
Thus, it is understandable that a higher proportion of the phenotypicvariance is caused by environmental variability.
The epistatic interaction effect of individual pairs accounted for 3.5-12.1 % of the total phenotypicvariance, depending on traits.
The ploidy and ploidyifamily effects together explained about 13 % of the phenotypicvariance.
Under this model, heterozygotes will tend to have lower phenotypicvariance than homozygotes and higher mean fitness.
Where possible, an indication of the relative genetic contribution to the total phenotypicvariance was given.
Little attention has been paid to estimating the undoubted importance of the genotype and its contribution to the phenotypicvariance.
Similarly, we estimated the epistatic effect and the proportion of phenotypicvariance explained by the epistasis.
A particular complication is that as the phenotypicvariance is changed by selection, so also is the heritability.
The phenotypicvariance (variance of the 2 2 marginal distribution of y) is s2=sa+exp(b+sa/2).
The prior for the residual variance was uniform positive with a maximum at ten times the phenotypicvariance.
Heritability is the proportion of phenotypicvariance which is due to the genes.
There was no evidence for a significant contribution of non-additive genetic effects to phenotypicvariance for any item.
This implies that greater phenotypicvariance at the extremes is driven mainly by genetic differences.
The prior variance was slightly smaller than the simulated phenotypicvariance.
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