Sentence examples for more variable answers from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the questions in the standard form concern both specific closed questions that call for straightforward answers, and open questions that often result in more variable answers.

Neuronal circuits may be more variable in mammalian systems and the answers to our questions of how robust target dynamics are achieved are likely to vary among different systems depending on their function and their ensuing accuracy requirements.

In contrast, responses were more variable for ambiguous scenarios, with participants agreeing on a single answer only 51% of the time, χ (1, n = 15) = 8.14, P < 0.005).

The soloists were more variable.

The singing is more variable.

True, price is more variable.

Beyond Russia, things can be more variable.

Their male counterparts were more variable.

Others are more variable in their attendance.

Only 1998 was more variable.

"Climate change means more variable winters, not just uniformly warmer".