Sentence examples for not much variation from inspiring English sources

There is not much variation to be had on the women's side.

XRD results revealed that not much variation in structure and grain size has been found in Ni Cu P deposit.

The same set pieces are repeated, with some but not much variation, from one book — or season — to another.

From the data analysis, it was found that there was not much variation in speeds for given vehicle type and location.

"Congress felt there was not much variation in what the average adult would think was harmful to minors" when it enacted the Child Online Protection Act in 1998, he said.

He noted that 60 percent of raters scored patients between 4 and 6 on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most comely, so there was not much variation in overall attractiveness scores.

There isn't much variation.

There just isn't much variation.

There isn't much variation in the amount of time we spend eating and drinking per day -- even on weekends.

Well, if, like me, you assumed there wasn't much variation between recipes, think again: "contrary to popular belief," Colwin announces crisply, "fried chicken should not be deep-fried".

The recursion stops either when the variance of the computed estimates is < 1 (meaning there isn't much variation, so the image is most likely within focus over that range), or when some max depth is reached (set at 3 in this case).