Sentence examples for varying in quality from inspiring English sources

Although varying in quality, the seven other shorts illuminate some aspect of the Polanski to come -- for better or worse.

For 15 years, the mainstay of BBC1's daytime schedules has been Doctors, a medical soap, widely varying in quality and featuring the staff and patients of a fictional Midlands GP practice.

The government adopted a new computer security plan last fall, but he said that very little of the plan had been put in effect, leaving security largely uncoordinated and varying in quality from department to department.

"Android browsers are widely varying in quality so we didn't think they could provide a consistent experience," he says.

We developed a measure of social judgment bias, the Judgment Bias Task, in which participants judge profiles varying in quality for a certain outcome based on objective criteria.

This study describes the use of carbon stable isotopes (13C) to assess component-specific passage kinetics of 6 intrinsically 13C-labeled corn silages varying in quality (2 cultivars × 3 maturity stages) in a 6 × 6 Latin square design using 6 rumen-fistulated lactating dairy cows.

Breakdancers, referred to as B-Boys within this community, were further specifically selected for participation in this exploratory investigation because the movement patterns in this dance style involve extremely strenuous physical activities, such as splits, spins, handstands, and tumbling, all varying in velocity, quality, and planes using all parts of the body fascia.

The result is an array of oil paintings on canvas, concepted from US-based non-painters, each varying in size, quality and style.

Additionally, a single, dominant symbiont sub-clade across all genetically heterogeneous coral colonies, as opposed to a consortium of symbiont types varying in both quality and quantity, allows for the deduction of phenotypic trait data within each population to a single cause, thereby minimizing additional variance components that cannot be accounted for otherwise.

For two months I tested skillets varying in price and quality.

Recent biographies similarly abound, varying in aim and quality: Lord David Cecil's elegant and unassuming "portrait" in 1978; Park Honan's scrupulous ­"cradle-to-grave" history in 1987; Claire Tomalin's brisk, superlative "life" and David Nokes's lengthier, more imaginative account, both in 1997.