Mangals are similar in form despite the wide variance in length.
Epidemiologists say the wide variance in estimates from the prevalence studies that do exist support the idea that the disorder has not increased hugely.
This stems from the wide variance in definitions of civic engagement and its concomitant lack of indicators.
"There's a wide variance in the Hope VI experiences, but in many cases, there has been an incredible turnaround," said Bruce Katz, director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
Neumann said the wide variance in figures represented the difference between the team logging named individuals with a documented case history or death notice and credible estimates from government officials at the higher end.
There was wide variance in most of the answers to survey questions — how and whether the sites made money, for one.
Thursday's results for October suggested a tug-of-war among retail competitors, as most categories showed a wide variance in results.
Beyond the Grant papers, for which he was awarded a Lincoln Prize in 2004, Mr. Simon wrote or edited a number of other books dealing with Lincoln, Grant and the Civil War and dozens of journal articles on subjects of wide variance in 19th-century American history.
There is a wide variance in Asian countries; for example, by 2005 Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan had at least half of their populations online, whereas India, Pakistan, and Vietnam had less than 10 percent.
However, an analysis of Crunchbase funding data for the 20 largest global automakers finds wide variance in investment sizes, timing and strategic focus.
In relation to the incidence of cheating by dental students, there is wide variance in the literature.
