Sentence examples for slight variance from inspiring English sources

The slight variance makes some sense: baseball's playoffs have the fewest spots, while the N.H.L. and N.B.A. let in just about any team that can field a full roster.

The slight variance of Poisson's ratio could lead to a significant change of physical responses of LRAMs.

In any highly utilized system, a slight variance in workload can easily move a system from highly utilized and stable to over-utilized and unstable.

A comparison of the HCDP results, at the pipeline operating pressure, shows a slight variance between the new method and the traditional C6+ split ratios (Daniels 47/35/17, GPA 50/25/25 and the GPA 60/30/10).

Both WH6725 and MH725 had the degree of chalkiness scored as 1 with slight variance in different field trials (Degree of chalkiness or DC: WH6725, 5.8 ± 5.4%; MH725, 4.7 ± 4.0%) (Table 4).

Even worse--and here, there is a slight variance from Dr. Frank's analysis--was Trump's dishonesty.

Sure the badges are different, and there are slight variances in the noses and the taillights, but everything that matters — and most of what doesn't — is identical.

In a live at-bat, he can do the bulk of his mental work before the ball leaves the pitcher's hand, recognizing the pitcher's grip, analyzing the arm angle and even picking up slight variances in his leg kick in the fractions of a second before a 90-something-mile-an-hour fastball whizzes past the plate.

These slight variances can be explained by the character of the study population, but the common location of traumatic injury for young adults is the knee, hand/finger, and ankle.

There is also published precedent in astronomy journals to merge n, k datasets for compounds made up of similar elements but having slight variances in composition or different structures.

The code differs slightly in each method due to slight variances in requirements for the method (as the method identifier has changed).