By using as much varied material as possible, usually with a "classic" at hand, the actors confront the idea of white-male greatness head-on.
Those birds were much more varied, with starlings and grackle in addition to blackbirds, and a few samples picked up by James LaCour, a wildlife veterinarian with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, did not show any signs of trauma, he said.
In contrast to the consistently high effectiveness of the vaccines against laboratory-confirmed influenza, the effectiveness against febrile respiratory illness of any cause was much lower and varied with each season (13.9% in 2003 04, 52.1% in 2004 05, and −10% in 2005 06).
(While the variance of a collection of numbers measures how much they vary about their mean, the covariance of two sets of numbers measures how much they vary with respect to each other. See Statistical Appendix for more details).
Accounts of just how much fell in Rome varied, with some sources reporting no more than a few inches, and the mayor's office saying more than two feet.
Out-of-pocket costs are capped at $5,950 a person, and there are limits on how much rates can vary with age.
The list and number of sites to assimilate can be much larger and will vary with the application.
On a basis of a one-dimensional unsteady heat-transfer model, this paper ran a quantitative calculation that how much the Ts,n varies with the changes of different heat sources, including solar radiation, terrestrial radiation, and lunar interior heat flow.
During drug development, questions such as "how much does drug exposure vary with age?" are often answered by the results of clinical trials in healthy young and elderly subjects.
More recent research has shown that notion to be too simple: job performance is a much more complex entity that varies with a host of tangible and intangible factors.
