Sentence examples for less variance in from inspiring English sources

The versatility of the improved design manifests in less variance in outer dimension of trays and reduced volume of rejects.

Those who have an internal economic locus of control simply perceive less variance in risky assets, which makes these assets more attractive.

Since 1982, U.S. Open ratings have dropped to 2.9 million households, on average (other majors like Wimbledon and the French Open have had less variance in viewership over the years, so it's safe to say Evert's appeal was mostly American).

This implies that with the application of an appropriate SUVref filter, there is less variance in a set of data from a range of different reconstructions than within data reconstructed with the same protocol when using SUVmax.

Surprisingly, however, NBA games exhibit less variance in the final relative lead size than we expect for perfectly balanced games, a pattern we will revisit in the following section.

In January 2015, they found some patterns in the data that seemed to be too perfect -- statistically speaking, there was less variance in the results than there should have been.

Thus, nodes exhibit less variance (entropy) in a fully connected graph than in an unconnected one.

A third chip was probed after 30 days of storage at 4°; it showed less overall signal strength across all spots but also less variance, resulting in p-values nearly identical to the other two chips.

"Airlines don't run on seats, they run on weight, and particularly the smaller the aircraft you are in the less variance you can accept in terms of the difference in weight between passengers," Mr Langton told ABC radio.

Less variance was accounted for in the ADHD group than in the comparison group.

In comparison, changes in unit costs under the 'cost-pressure' scenarios resulted in less variance from the base case.