Sentence examples for variation in extent from inspiring English sources

The group's variation in extent of agreement was indicated by the mean absolute deviation from the median (MADM) [ 37].

The variation in extent of these changes may partly explain the variation in pulmonary function [ 16, 17, 18].

33, 34 The difference in number of collected lymph nodes between our study and the Japanese series can be explained by the variation in extent of the lymphadenectomy.

For each item, we examined the strength of agreement with each recommendation, and the variation in extent of agreement among panellists.

We obtained agreement (median ≥ 7) and low variation in extent of agreement (Mean Absolute Deviation from Median of ≤1.11) for 21 recommendations.

There may be variation in extent of symptom coding between practices and also between databases of healthcare information depending on coding system used (eg, Read codes or International Classification of Diseases codes) and guidance given on recording.

The pollen diagram, spanning the time interval from 5300 to 1600 cal BP, documents the influence of man, climate, and geomorphic dynamics on the evolution of a semi-open evergreen vegetation landscape and variations in extent of a salt-marsh environment.

We can expect considerable variation in the extent to which people expect their computers to be dependent on them for instruction, or the extent to which they trust their computers to act on their behalf.

She said there was also some variation in the extent to which free schools are admitting "balanced" intakes.

Auditors identified a wide variation in the extent to which the funding received by local commissioners differs from their target allocations, which are supposed to be based on relative need.

Fig. 5 Variation in the extent of change (pre-test and post-test difference) in swing speed (km/h).