Sentence examples for variance in the extent from inspiring English sources

There was a large variance in the extent of structural damage suffered by these types of houses from the earthquake.

A major policy implication is that there is great variance in the extent to which collaborations seem to enhance or generate S&T human capital.

Future studies could perhaps identify and examine specific relationships between particular male and female business students so that the issue of variance in the extent of e-entrepreneurial intention among them could be better understood.

Further, the experiment revealed a marginally significant effect of the visual field manipulation that accounted for a small, but substantial portion of the variance in the extent to which accuracy improved from averaging two of an observer's subsequent estimates.

Although there is variance in the extent of the voxels selected (as illustrated in the colour coding), the maximum overlap across the 50 different analyses for VIQ and PIQ corresponded to the co-ordinates of the peak activation in the full sample reported in Ramsden et al. (2011) and Step 1 in the Leave-One-Out-analysis.

The lack of difference between the extent to which participants looked at the picture and the basket contents is likely to be due to the relatively large variance in the extent to which participants looked at the contents of the basket.

However, there is variance in the literature about the extent to which caregivers agree with patients' self-ratings [ 4- 6].

We observed an increased vertical displacement of the PP-slings, a significantly smaller variance to the extent of the displacement in PVDF-slings (P < 0.01), a significantly larger distance between sling and urethra (P < 0.001) in PVDF-slings, and a significantly smaller width of the PP-slings (P < 0.0001).

The Ansari-Bradley test revealed that PVDF-slings have a significantly smaller variance concerning the extent of their displacement only during straining in the upright positioned patient.

In order to evaluate the ANN output error, the coefficient of determination (R) was used, which describes the extent of variance in the modelled variables.

COMPARE reports the slope of the regression line and the extent of variance in the data explained by the regression as compared to a random line.