'small variance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It often used when discussing the amount of change between two variables. For example, "This experiment showed a small variance between the two test groups."
The small variance suggests that two or more sequential processes with comparable reaction rates dominate the biochemical cycle.
Under these conditions, each grain exhibits the same Schmid factor, within a very small variance.
Bond order conservation helps to explain the relatively small variance in adsorption energies among reactants of widely varying base strength.
For strongly water-wet media and small variance in permeability, flow can be described by an effective relative permeability.
Precision is defined as small variance and relative efficiency is defined as smaller variance than other alternative.
These results show that both the objectives of small variance and spatial compactness can be achieved with this partitioning mechanism.
Village planners would have to grant the family a small variance to move ahead with building two homes on the property, since it has less than the 30,000 square feet needed to do so under the village's zoning laws.
The small variance in the algal data between sites (Fig. 2c) was mainly caused by changes in relative abundance of the uncultured Chlamydomonadaceae (2), Chloromonas polyptera and Raphidonema sempervirens.
We find empirical support for forward citations and the patent's family size; however, both indicators explain only a small variance in patent value.
The presented method to process short data sequences leads to unbiased estimates with a small variance in comparison to the more traditional approaches.
HOS estimates, on the other hand, have been criticized for high complexity and the need for long data in order to maintain small variance.
