Sentence examples for variance in between from inspiring English sources

The lack of variance in between controls of both SUVrp/c and SUVrp/o presumes that the use of anti-epileptic drugs has not influenced our results significantly.

Which brings us to the question of how any book that is filled with gore that runs the gamut from rape to incest to addiction to murder and every variance in between, without any of those things being absolutely essential to the development of character or plot, can be lauded as being a solid addition to the life of the mind for a child.

At institution A, the vast majority of explained variance in Years 1 and 2 is explained by contributions from both UMAT components and Interview scores, although the association between the latter and GPA appears to be negative.

Mr. Karpavich was granted the variance in early summer, but the Daddonas appealed the decision and sued the town planning and zoning appeals commission as well as Mr. Karpavich.

He moved first on 160 Imlay, winning a variance in 2003 from the Board of Standards and Appeals to change the use from manufacturing to residential.

The EPA granted a temporary filtration avoidance variance in 1992, and thanks to the work of the watershed partnership, it has been renewed ever since.

Although cold can have physiological effects, which may lead to thrombosis, increased blood pressure and lower resistance to respiratory infections in vulnerable people, the ONS says that temperature "only explains a small amount of the variance in winter mortality, and high levels of excess mortality can occur during relatively mild winters".

The number of sites and their locations were selected using an optimal sampling design that captured 95% of the total variance in PM10 2.5 as measured with real-time sampling equipment on a mobile sampling platform.

Due to the difference in variance in early versus late subjects we questioned the validity of the measurements in the initial 21 subjects in our previous publication.

Ventosa-Santàularia et al. associate a break in the innovation variance in July 1976 with macroeconomic difficulties in Mexico culminating in a shift from a fixed nominal exchange rate vis-à-vis the US dollar to a managed float in September 1976.

However, there is a set of newer studies that demonstrate that even though finger gnosis is a significant predictor of later mathematical competence, its practical importance as a predictor is nonexistent as it explains only about 2 4% of variance in 5.5 6.5-year-old 5.5 6.5-year-old 5.5 6.5-year-oldn, Roeschildreneller, 2016; WasneroNuerkal., 2015).