Sentence examples for varied from over from inspiring English sources

The number of the members was not fixed; it varied from over 200 (with 289 in 1782 and 213 in 1817) to as low as 41 (in 1834); in most years the Sejm had averaged 60 to 80 deputies.

During the whaling era, which lasted until 1966, the population of that island varied from over 1,000 in the summer (over 2,000 in some years) to some 200 in the winter.

The proportion of BAC over total lung cancer cases varied from over 9% in the HU and WSU1 studies to 3% in the AHF study.

Use of the seven national data sets relating to cancer services that we described varied from over 90% for Cancer Waiting Times and Cancer Registry data, to less than 30% the Healthcare Commission Acute Hospital Portfolio and Minimum Data Set.

In nearly all cultivars lignin was at its highest level in the internode tissue, but varied from over 20% w/w in ROB down to under 14% w/w in AVA.

The sagittal femoral component position varied from over 15° in flexion to 1.5° in extension (target on average 2.8° of flexion), and this range varied more than results from other studies (Rosenberger et al. 2008, Chotanaphuti et al. 2014), although Tingart et al. (2008) reported a wider range.

Mr. DeShields's choreography is wildly varied, from the over-the-top booty-shaking moves in "How Ya Baby" to the aforementioned sultriness of "The Viper's Drag".

Detection rates for burglary vary from over 43% to under 8%, and for robbery between over 50% and under 15%.

The calculated hyperfine constants related to the coupling of the unpaired electron spin to the N and C nuclei, for which the Fermi contact terms vary from over 200 MHz to less than 3 MHz, are generally in good agreement with the largest experimental values, both in terms of absolute magnitudes and site assignments.

There are two small dorsal fins, both with rounded to angular apices; the first is slightly smaller than the second, and its position varies from over to behind the pelvic fins.

However, in the individual EU Member States the availability of these treatments varies from over 90% being reimbursed to under 30% (Le Cam, 2011).