Sentence examples for much variance in from inspiring English sources

That isn't likely to work so well this year, however, because the state polling data has been quite sparse so far and because there hasn't been all that much variance in the national trend.

Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel [Diamond J, (1997) Guns, Germs, and Steel (WW Norton, NY)] has provided a scientific foundation for answering basic questions, such as why Eurasians colonized the global South and not the other way around, and why there is so much variance in economic development across the globe.

Although it has nothing to do with him, John Reid, the Scottish secretary, was savaged by English MPs in the House of Commons on January 25th.The government fears that too much variance in the treatment of Scottish and English students could cause political strain.

Axial pain explained more than twice as much variance in pain interference as other pain distributions.

Experiences regarding outcome did not explain much variance in the global rating in any of the patient groups.

It is clear, however, that there is too much variance in absolute portal vein diameter to be used in the diagnosis of portal venous hypertension.

"There's so much variance among United Ways in things like accounting, finances and systems," said Arnold Henning, the interim president of the United Way in Chicago.

The injected observation noise governs how much variance is expected in the measurement: higher values mean we expect more variance and hence trust our measurement less.

The process noise determines how much variance is allowed in the model: high values allow for more variation but if it gets too high the estimation could become inaccurate.

The question this raises is the extent to which all jurisdictions across the United States can take on this level of preparation and how much variance we will see in policy because each local jurisdiction is responding in its own way.

The AVE values showed how much variance an antecedent explained in comparison to the variance explained by measurement error.