The phrase "a considerable variance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or deviations in data, opinions, or characteristics among various subjects or items.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable variance of results among the different test groups, indicating the need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a notable variation of".
A considerable variance in the maximal number of neighbours as well as the recycling pool size was found in each experiment, which is likely due to the individual outgrowth of neurons on each coverslip.
High evolutionary dynamics of some olfactory and gustatory receptor gene families result in considerable variance of chemosensory perception between species.
Among all 93 values taken by any annotation of the data after discretization (Table 5 in the Additional file 1), Fig. 2 plots the 26 filtered out for showing inertia contributions above 1% and positive SV, i. e. considerable variance of the values and clustering of measurements annotated thereof.
Secondly, a relative large sample size was used, with a considerable daily variance of exposure and outcomes.
Unfortunately, our estimate of ψ is subject to considerable variance because many of the datasets contain relatively little polymorphism.
Considerable variance in measures of functional capacity was also accounted for by a limited number of tests.
The number of coppice stems varied from 1 to 24 and there was considerable variance in the consistency of the diameter of each stem, with some genotypes having a clearly identified leader and others having many stems of more uniform size.
In these cases, at the beginning of the admixture process, the source populations introduce considerable variance to the distribution of the admixture fraction for a random individual in H.
Despite the availability of proposed methodologies [ 12] there is considerable variance in the quality of the implementation.
However, the high evolutionary dynamics of olfactory and gustatory receptor gene families allows for considerable variance in neuronal representation of chemosensory signals between species [ 8].
