The phrase "a large variance between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or discrepancies between two or more items, values, or groups.
Example: "There is a large variance between the test scores of the two classes, indicating a significant difference in performance."
Alternatives: "a significant difference between" or "a wide disparity between".
Manual measurement is a widely used approach, but is limited by a large variance between subjects and limited throughput.
The associated standard deviations manifest a large variance between individual loci.
GEDVI and ITBVI show wide confidence intervals in spontaneously breathing patients due to a large variance between individuals.
Urinary excretion of other markers showed similar trends that did not reach significance likely due to a large variance between patients and inadequate power.
It is a measure of relative reliability and in some instances can produce misleadingly high levels of reliability (for example if there is a large variance between subjects) [ 26].
We provide evidence that the volumetric parameters GEDV and ITBV as well as their indexed versions GEDVI and ITBVI are dependent on age and gender in spontaneously breathing patients without hemodynamic support and show wide confidence intervals due to a large variance between individuals.
There was a larger variance between participants in this experiment.
IFNγ expression showed a larger variance between animals than the other cytokines and it was similar in both organs.
A higher ICC at the hospital level means a smaller variance for all rates within the hospitals and a larger variance between hospitals.
A higher ICC at the department level for instance means a smaller variance for preventable AE rates within the departments and a larger variance between departments.
The ICC is the ratio of between-group variance and total variance, whereby a higher ICC represents a larger variance between hospitals in AE rates and a smaller variance within hospitals.
