Sentence examples for vary only by from inspiring English sources

The question for the two top Democrats, whose specific positions on most issues vary only by increments, is who can best convince the country that they can deliver that change.

In this investigation, fiber orientation angles are treated as discrete variables, which can vary only by pre-assigned increments, while thicknesses of layers are treated as continuous variables.

Since the indices of diversity vary only by district and are used in an individual-level regression, the standard errors are clustered by district (Moulton 1990).

All individuals aged 65 or above in 2014 are eligible for the Pioneer Generation Package PGPP) which provides healthcare subsidies that vary only by age cohort, not socioeconomic status.

Also, in cases where the effect is rather small (i.e., discrimination or difficulty parameters vary only by a very small amount), a question of the method's performance remains unanswered.

It would also eliminate requirements that insurers offer uniform premiums that vary only by age, tobacco use and geography.

A group of four big screenprints titled "Rhapsody Spray," sharing an identical composition varied only by color, have as their source an animation series, "Sailormoon Supers".

"We went on, and up, up, still up, the continuous climbing being varied only by a steepness so excessive that we felt a sickening anxiety lest each brilliant dash should be our last," Mrs. Stanley wrote.

Thus, the value of E varies only by a factor of 4, whereas the range of τ is from about 1011 years down to about 10−6 second, a factor of 1024.

If the noodle category with its 13 choices created the feeling of an endless kitchen, a 25-item list of à la carte items seemed to cinch it, until careful reading showed that some items varied only by the choice of meat.

Although the initial crack size varies only by a small amount, the impact on the outcome is not negligible.