Sentence examples for a wider variance from inspiring English sources

You'll see a wider variance of draft strategies in the satellites, as the teams are just competing among each other and not also part of the greater overall pool.

Therefore, the larger species selected larger acorns and with a wider variance in size than the smaller species.

The raters in Rezaei and Lovorn's study showed a wider variance and score decrease after rating with a rubric.

Other findings included a wider variance in intelligence among boys than girls, and descriptions of the predictive value of IQ in estimating future education, examinations and health.

However, larger populations (based on a genetic estimate of effective population size) contained older lizards, and thus a wider variance in ages.

A whole body reference was chosen to provide a wider variance of tissue-specific gene expression for comparison in order to best identify expression differences from tumor tissue.

Mr. Goldman at Lehman Brothers said there was "a wide variance of estimates of what Visx is worth".

"There's a wide variance in the Hope VI experiences, but in many cases, there has been an incredible turnaround," said Bruce Katz, director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.

Thursday's results for October suggested a tug-of-war among retail competitors, as most categories showed a wide variance in results.

There is a wide variance in Asian countries; for example, by 2005 Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan had at least half of their populations online, whereas India, Pakistan, and Vietnam had less than 10 percent.

But within this "minimum acceptable talent level" you still have a wide variance of "employee types".