Sentence examples for more variable ones from inspiring English sources

But rather than the Four Noble Truths or the Eightfold Path, the numbers that seem most relevant to the predawn regulars on the 6 13 to Manhattan tend to be more variable ones: the Dow, the Fed funds rate, the CRB commodities index, the euro and the yen and the rest.

More directly linked to the production process, there are two more variables: one assesses farms that harvest olives by hand (50.8%); the other distinguishes organic olive oils (31.3%).

Immediately following the lesion, contact time increased substantially and became more variable from one daily session to the next.

However, when the model is correct, because the estimator does not use all the information, it will be more variable than one where all reads are used.

In contrast, the expression profiles of noninfected udder quarters were more variable and one was rather similar to untreated animals (n24h-5 in Figure 3C).

In contrast, the KNWR population was much more diverse (mean MLH = 0.57-0.60; Table 1), ensuring that the newly established SAM population would be more variable than one established only with animals from the RRWA captive population.

Here, Do et al., first report that replicates from the Letourneau et al. (2014) dataset are more variable than one would expect as determined by principle component analysis (PCA).

This pattern suggests that the selective pressures acting on this homologue were more variable than the ones affecting the B homologue.

This makes longer microsatellites more variable than shorter ones.

The sizes of the inclusion bodies became more variable and smaller ones could be seen.

"People are dealing with more variables at one time than they ever did in the past, and a lot of the changes are of a fundamental nature," said William Esrey, chief executive of Sprint and the recently elected chairman of the Business Council, a group of more than 100 top chief executives.