Sentence examples for declared variation from inspiring English sources

A slogan on the wall declared "Variation Is the Biggest Enemy of Quality".

Stallard et al. [ 24] declared that therefore variations in the speed of recovery between the groups may not have been detected.

Previous study declared that the genetic variation of GSTP1 affected its enzymatic activity and detoxifcation ability, thereby contributing to breast cancer susceptibility [ 10].

Following legal challenges (particularly by the Democratic and Republican parties), some variations were declared unconstitutional in the early 21st century.

That assertion, and a variation declaring the Kool brand family to be "the house of menthol," are delivered in a quirky graphic style meant to stand out amid the clutter of cigarette pitches.

Table 3 shows the measured slot heights of each tested bracket in both inches and millimetres, and their percentage variation from those declared by their respective manufacturers.

Table 4 shows the measured heights and widths of each tested archwire, their percentage variation with those declared by their respective manufacturers and the statistical significance of any differences.

Results can be found by chance (winner's curse effect), more often in poorly powered studies [ 6], or be declared significant after too many variations of the analysis procedure [ 7, 8] without controlling appropriately for the overall risk of error (p-hacking effect [ 6, 9]).

Those intentions are now so clear that you could probably write her speech yourself: * "This is nowhere near over," as she declared the other day, or some variation thereof.

The I.R.S. never considered the original OPIS valid for deductions and formally declared it and any substantially similar variations invalid in August 2001.

Interviewees and key informants have declared that trypanosomosis and tsetse fly challenges have wide seasonal variations.