Sentence examples for variations in results from inspiring English sources

Any variations in results from year to year owes more to respondents' inability to predict acceptance rates and total admissions with unfailing accuracy than to any inherent flexibility in the quotas.

The assessments – produced by the National Foundation for Educational Research, Durham University's Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring (CEM), and Early Excellence – were tested in 122 schools, and found wide variations in results when different tests were used to assess the same children.

Lawyers representing corporate defendants had argued strenuously for the standard of review -- called "de novo review" -- that the court adopted today, saying that thorough appellate reviews would help curb excessive verdicts and bring consistency to an area of law in which variations in results have been wide and unpredictable.

The variations in results between the method with and without consideration of aftershocks are compared.

Variations in results between NASCET and ECST and between angiography and duplex are significant.

In addition, reviewed studies suffer from inconsistency and significant variations in results (Cleary 2009; Bernstad and la Cour 2012).

If there is any variation in results, he suggested, it could stem from how a car is manufactured.

After the volatility of last year's results, Ofqual said it had been a "relatively stable period for qualifications", but warned that schools should always expect some variation in results from year to year.

The significant variation in results between boundaries is important.

This variation in results calls for future research.

Variation in results among treatments was also informative.