Sentence examples for even more variable from inspiring English sources

Mark Boslough, a physicist at Sandia National Laboratories, said, "They're like snowflakes, but even more variable".

Other cities, such as Leeds, have looser boundaries that take in affluent villages.In this section Salmond sets out his stall Firing on one cylinder Opposed to usury The nasty party Single lane Lies, damned lies Poking the bears Love in a cold climate A sticky pitch for the Tories ReprintsThis is a familiar problem, and not just in Britain (American city boundaries are even more variable).

The situation is even more variable with sibilant affricates.

However, Cassini has also found the Titan interaction to be even more variable and complex than previously thought.

This behavior becomes even more variable when more than three VM types are used in the probability distribution.

Square is even more variable, launching a blistering array of products in the last few months including Square Market, Square Wallet, and Square Cash in addition to its core point of sales products.

To the extent that political predictions depend on economic predictions, this creates even more uncertainty, since even more variables and unknowns are introduced into the problem.

Repeated measurement designs may have even more variables e.g.[ 18].

For epidemics, some respondents shifted to lower scores, adding that this would be dependent on even more variables than incidents.

When combined with even more variables, such as treatment and demographic characteristics in the full logistic regression model, the prediction still improved, however this may become less straightforward and may, thus, lose applicability in RLS where doctors have very little time to devote to individual patients.

Recent evidence also suggests a possibility of an association between DUP and homicide [ 20] making it an even more important variable to look at.