Sentence examples for variance suggests from inspiring English sources

That half-billion-dollar variance suggests that the projection process "might be subject to some pressures of numbers that aren't exactly accurate," he said.

The small variance suggests that the initial values of the method do not significantly affect the results.

The significant change in the Spanish variance suggests that expectations about its economic activity are more volatile compared to the German case.

Rather, the shared variance suggests a common psychological process behind performance on the instruments: the quality of responses in Rorschach, the reporting of personality characteristics in IDCP, and the distortion of emotions in PEP.

The variance suggests that people without a strong opinion on the subject, when pushed, tend to agree that the firing was a bad idea.

Despite these predictions, the changing climatic pattern does not explain all the spatial heterogeneity in increased TBE incidence across Europe [3], and observed and unexplained variance suggests that other predictors need to be considered.

The three members of the zoning board who blocked the variance suggested that they would be open to a mosque elsewhere in the city and that their concerns were about the particular neighborhood, but this was hard to square with the angry and expansive rhetoric from the project's opponents.

The degree of variance suggested the high performance of VFCW than HFCW.

Results: A multivariate analysis of variance suggested that decrease in VAS scores was dependent on pain categorization (P=.008).

The analysis of variance suggested that the response dependent variable of yield of PS could be expressed by a quadratic polynomial model.

Two factors that explain 94% of the total variance suggested that water rock interaction was the most important factor controlling the groundwater chemistry.