Sentence examples for variance in how from inspiring English sources

There was also variance in how corrections were indicated to readers.

A system on a large scale trying to standardise and depersonalise production, taking away the normal personal variance in how we do things.

"We're trying to understand the causes of gender imbalance in life span and what contributes to the variance" in how long individuals live, he adds.

Onstage at Civic Hall, all the speakers agreed that the solution is Elizabeth Warren, but from the sidelines one could notice some variance in how they conceive of the problem.

She might say, "I enjoy what you are doing, but it would feel better if you had variance in how you touched me and location -- i.e., light, hard, kneading, etc. -- on my arm".

They also enlighten the great variance in how pathogens respond to selection.

Microwave Science, a Los Angeles company, has developed a system called True Cook Plus meant to eliminate both the risks of vague packaged-food directions and variances in how microwave ovens perform.

So there are clearly mutations and variances in how the game is played the world over.

A contribution to social capital development remains an unexplored source of variance in understanding how leadership development impacts organizational performance.

The university predicts that this year it will reduce its $100,000 print-supplies bill by around 10% by making this simple change".No one had put the facts together, namely, that ink or toner is very expensive, that people still print a lot, and that there is a lot of variance between fonts in how much ink they use," says Diane Blohowiak, the university's director of computing.

This variance causes differences in how females choose their mates.