Sentence examples for vary with the number from inspiring English sources

Prices vary with the number of people in a group; two skiers would each pay 255 Canadian dollars per day, not including avalanche gear, transportation or food.

By contrast, with a block grant, a state would receive a fixed amount of federal money for food assistance, a sum that would not vary with the number of needy people.

In general, it can be said that risks of recurrence are not as great for multifactorial conditions as for single-gene diseases and that the risks vary with the number of relatives affected and the closeness of their relationship.

Based on simulated data, they looked at how average skill levels vary with the number of successes achieved and found that players who achieved exceptional performance had an average skill level that was lower than the skill level of those with fewer successes.

As solitary animals, tigers (especially males) establish and maintain their own territories, the size and nature of which vary with the number and distribution of prey, the presence of other tigers in the area, the nature of the terrain, the availability of water, and individual characteristics.

The odds paid to a successful bettor vary with the number of ranks intermediate between the first two cards (the "spread") as follows: one rank pays 5 to 1, two ranks pay 4 to 1, three ranks pay 2 to 1, and greater spreads pay 1 to 1.

But how manufacturers meet that mandate varies with the number of credits they have earned, and which technologies they have chosen to develop.

State schools get a monthly grant, which varies with the number of pupils enrolled and their attendance record.

In a different study discussed at the meeting today, Dr. Monica Morrow of Northwestern University in Chicago reported that survival rates among women with breast cancer varied with the number of women that hospitals treated each year.

The timbre of a sound depends on its wave form, which varies with the number of overtones, or harmonics, that are present, their frequencies, and their relative intensities.

Figure 11 shows the throughput when varied with the number of sources in the network.