Sentence examples for variance in the findings from inspiring English sources

Differences in cancer type, treatment received and methodology may all contribute to the variance in the findings.

This is in variance with the findings from Denmark [ 10], where there were increased SMRs for both men and women.

Since this result is at variance with the findings in some other studies we have investigated the nature of this association with particular emphasis on possible bias, pill type and a latent effect.

This is at variance with the findings of in Malawi [ 11]; however, the difference in the study populations between the two surveys might explain the apparent discrepancy.

With current reporting standards, we cannot know the size of this tradeoff between content and consistency and its contribution to the variance in utility findings.

But no matter what it's worth, Walker's statement is at wide variance with the findings of independent economists.

Acknowledging that the timing and patterning of this transition are risk-factor dependent, these characteristic transition patterns may help to explain variance in our findings.

Individually the variants are of modest effect (for example, increasing risk from 1 to 1.15) and collectively they account for a small proportion of total variance in risk; findings that are of limited diagnostic or prognostic utility.

In routine examinations the problems of variance in assessing endoscopic findings might be reduced by systematic image documentation of gastrointestinal endoscopies as recommended by ESGE [ 22] (fig 3).

The empirical findings demonstrate the variance in the operating performance of twelve professional crews all complying with the EOP.

These findings suggest that variance in the DNA base structure of fish tissues is a potentially useful new biomarker for signaling chemical-contaminant induced alterations at the population level.