Sentence examples for been a bit variable from inspiring English sources

The survey is a huge outlier relative to the consensus of polls in Florida, which have been a bit variable but have pointed toward a race that is roughly tied.

The weather can be a bit variable but the worst is that it's going to be a little bit cold – there's no risk of mud.

The picture quality is a bit variable and Corden has his own addiction - to visualising everything mentioned; we know what a rolled-up $100 bill looks like, thanks - but these cowboys provide an entertaining ride.

I was only half-listening to it (as you might expect, given his CV, the musical quality was a bit variable) when the Rowntree's Tots advert came bursting from the speakers: it transpired Mr Carter knocked out advertising jingles as well, and Rowntree's Tots had been such a success that a spin-off single with altered lyrics was released.

The cob gene sequence is highly conserved and has a high G+C content, which is a bit variable.

The wicket is still playing reasonably well but there is a bit of variable bounce there.

"There's a bit of variable bounce but it's a good pitch and the scores are about par.

As proposed in the reference example, it is assumed that is a  bit random variable and that can differ from in at most  bit.

This may be because fixations that were not clear enough were not coded, and this can appear to be slightly more subjective in high-quality data sets, where the data quality is a bit more variable across the time course of the experiment (due to head motion and/or data loss).

For instance, the incumbent party has actually done better (although not to any statistically significant degree) when the personal savings rate has been lower, perhaps because this variable is a bit counter-cyclical and people tend to save more of their incomes when the economy is struggling.

Former Google Design Ethicist Tristan Harris explains that phones are a bit like slot machines, offering variable rewards highly attuned to hijack our attention.