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The phrase "a vary from" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "vary from"? If this is the case, you can use it to indicate that something differs or changes from a particular standard or reference point.
Example: "The results may vary from the expected outcomes due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "differ from" or "deviate from".
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When the parameters R and R a vary from branch to branch, the expression (7) must be modified: p k = ( λ k r k ) − 1 ∑ m ( λ m r m ) − 1. (8).
An examination of the many different high pressure structures of Si show that the values of vD all lie on a smooth curve in which vD decreases monotonically with pressure, even though values of v A vary from one high-pressure structure to another.
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Seventeen gene pairs associated with Rpd3 are sporulation efficient (a varies from 0.62 to 0.64).
The volatile matter (VMdaf) and ash (Ad) yields vary from 42.05 44.49 and 30.82 32.12 wt% respectively.
Fines for missing a supervision with a tutor vary from £10 to £200 across Cambridge colleges.
JB: My preparations for a part vary from role to role.
The places where you may legally drop off a baby vary from state to state.
The laws regarding when you can evict a tenant vary from state to state.
The requirements to obtain a license vary from state to state.
Brooklyn Street Art: How does a dwelling unit vary from a feeding unit?
A: That varies from country to country, but enterprising villains could certainly use it for online identity theft.
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