Sentence examples for but with considerable variation from inspiring English sources

Modern statutes still adhere to that idea but with considerable variation.

The average sound insulation provided by the package is 34 dB(A) but with considerable variation about this figure.

Through time we see an increase in the number of sites overall, but with considerable variation in the relative number of site types.

Parkinson's, she said, is a disease that shows the same broad outlines of development in most patients, but with considerable variation.

From Fig. 6 it can be concluded that, as might be expected, non-natives take more time to inspect the message presented to them, but with considerable variation (SD = 7.9 and SD = 6.8 respectively).

The Styan's red panda is supposedly larger and darker in color than the Western member of the species, but with considerable variation in both subspecies, and some individuals may be brown or yellowish brown rather than red.

Garnero et al. (2015) provide cross-country evidence for 17 EU countries between 2007 and 2009 and find an average non-compliance rate of about 3.5% but with considerable variations across countries: from 13% in Italy to less than 2% in Denmark among countries without a statutory minimum wage or from 7% in France to less than 1% in Bulgaria.

CYP450 activity was generally detected, but with considerable variations among studies.

He concluded that explicit guidelines do improve clinical practice but with considerable variations in performance.

During the entire period 1996 2013, there were no consistent trends in the abortion rate but stillbirth rates doubled in the same period with considerable variation between each year.

The general view was that there was sufficient expertise at national and regional level –with considerable variation particularly within the large countries- but not so at operational level.