Sentence examples for there were variances from inspiring English sources

Bordeleau stressed that the report didn't conclude racial profiling, but acknowledged that there were "variances and anomalies in the analysis that must be researched further".

We also identified that there were variances amongst our participants in regards to the level of knowledge about travel-related diseases and their personal vaccination histories.

In Serbia, there were variances of up to 2.74 times for physician density and over three-fold for specialists; up to 1.98-fold for nurse density and over six-fold for midwives (Table  1).

"As a general rule, a wood frame building would not be allowed to have mixed use, but there are variances and it depends on the type of fire systems used.

Although there are variances of centroid positions among similar silhouettes, from observations, we can say that centroids are still reliable.

I have little doubt San Francisco users will be fine, but with tens of thousands of cities in the U.S., will there be variances in the level of internet freedom across the country?

There are variances in the different replicates of the simulation when the sample size is small, e.g. 50 runs (Additional file 1: Figure S4).

There is variance in any specific Page's post lifetime average.

Within each disability, there is variance in severity and how the disability reveals itself in a classroom.

Hence, when there is variance in degree in a population, and especially when there is high variance, the mean number of contacts for the friends will be greater (and potentially much greater) than the mean for the random sample.

Although there was variance in these estimates, the same trends were shown in both treatments.