Sentence examples for a substantial variance from inspiring English sources

The second case, Claiborne v. United States, involved a sentence below the range recommended by the Guidelines, and raised the converse question whether a court of appeals may apply a "proportionality test," and require that a sentence that constitutes a substantial variance from the Guidelines be justified by extraordinary circumstances.

Multitapering using K tapers, however, can lead to a substantial variance reduction.

In order to have a substantial variance for the diffusion approximation to the immediate neighbours, the parameters C L,C R are scaled by a thousand.

In Germany, although treatment costs of CV events are overall high, there was a substantial variance (around € 1000/patient per year) in the costs reported, especially in stroke treatment (up to € 3000/patient per year).

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There was a substantial variance in the number of clones which was not explained by age.

In multi-level models that considered center as a level of analysis, substantial variance was accounted for by centers, pointing to the importance of considering center-level predictors in future research.

Our finding that cerebral volume accounts for substantial variance in a variety of measures is fully consistent with this view.

Credé et al. (2017) find that overall Grit does not explain additional variance in academic performance (measured by GPAs in high school, college, and individual grades) after controlling for Conscientiousness, but that Perseverance of effort facet explains a substantial incremental variance in all three measures of academic performance even after controlling for Conscientiousness.

A substantial natural variance of the PEWY residues was revealed and phylum-specific patterns were identified.

Interestingly, the analysis of the frequency of amino acids at these four positions shows a substantial natural variance (table 1).