For God Method, the number of instances varies across versions, with intervals in which the total of smells increases or decreases.
Refresh rates, for instance, vary widely depending on user settings and video card type.
Both male colour patterns [ 24] and female mate preferences for these colour patterns [ 25], for instance, vary dramatically among individuals within and among populations.
A review of published data for the two forms of the old assay reveals that mean plasma OPN levels for healthy volunteers, for instance, vary substantially even when the identical ELISA kit is used (Table 2).
Think of the list as a quick snapshot of a music act's relative earning power, but take it with some caveats: Musicians' take of tour revenue, for instance, varies widely, and those gross numbers don't include other potential revenue from things like merchandise sales and corporate tour sponsorships and international revenue.
Polling results on Donald Trump's proposed ban on Muslim visitors, for instance, varied widely depending on the information included in the question.
As can be seen, for each experiment, the number of instances varies, and in the semi-supervised iterations, we used a sample size proportional to the dataset size, such that the experiments iterate roughly the same number of times.
In this paper, we shed light on these questions by using a typical map processing task, text recognition, to discuss a number of map instances that vary in suitability for automatic processing.
For instance, they vary reserve requirements (cash that commercial banks must keep on deposit at the central bank) or impose quantitative limits on bank lending.
Recommendations for when and how frequently to give women mammograms, for instance, notoriously vary depending on which group is giving them.
