Sentence examples for a dramatic variance from inspiring English sources
But a closer look at the numbers shows a dramatic variance by nationality.
The internally preferred option "B2" – which meant no changes to the law and a focus on increasing both paid and unpaid internships numbers – is at dramatic variance with statements by the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, who said last spring that he wanted an end to unpaid internships as they reduced social mobility.
By building and examining the phylogenetic trees for all analyzed genes, we assessed the contribution of horizontal gene transfer, or more specifically, XGD to the observed dramatic variance of the relative rates of gene evolution.
We constructed drift-plots for all 19,196 genes in the data of cohort #1, which revealed a dramatic increase in drift-variance with age, showing a progressive loss of mRNA stoichiometries and co-expression patterns observed in young-adults.
We show (i) that the usual sampling variance estimator is a downward-biased estimator of the total variance of the abundance index, (ii) that the bias of the usual variance estimator does not decrease when increasing the sampling size, (iii) that correlated observation errors may have a dramatic impact on the total variance, especially when the sampling size increases.
This morning's coverage of a dramatic day of revelations yesterday shows great variance across the press.
Food rationing which reduces nutritional variance has resulted in a dramatic reduction in diabetes on a number of occasions [ 131].
Although environment has a dramatic effect on rosette area in absolute time, the environmental contrast explains a small amount of variance of the normalized rosette area.
And as a dramatic endeavor?
