Sample Sentences forvariance (editor-reviewed)
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There is a huge variance in how people respond to the medication.variance = difference
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Wide price variances are common depending upon where you shop.variances = differences
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The candidates have core beliefs that are at wide variance with each other.variance = difference
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The study found that variance in working memory improves sight reading of music, but that hours of practice has over four times as much effect.
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The biweekly checkups involve diet consultations, and we monitor any variances in your overall health. (source)variances = differences
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The variance depends a little on luck and a great deal on the extent of litigation. (source)variance = difference
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Bourne uses 'final protection,' a minor variance. (source)variance = difference
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It was the million-to-one thing I spoke of earlier, the thing which even Eric could not properly assess, because of the variances of powers among the individual members of the family. (source)variances = differences
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The only variance in the words from tribe to tribe was the refrain that identified the singers. (source)variance = difference
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The audio recorders had picked up no unusual sounds, and neither the microwave nor the electromagnetic detector had registered the slightest energy variances. (source)variances = differences
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Data on 7420 subjects tested by H1H2 program for multifactorial analysis of variance; later test by ANOVAR program; final discrimination by CLASSIF program. (source)variance = difference
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But the results are so at variance with expectations that I have concluded either that the data are too meager, or the horses or riders are not honest. (source)
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... he says in a caustic, cutting voice which surprises Sophie, so at variance does it seem with his previous milky equanimity. (source)
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Everyone was, at a minimal estimate, "a good egg" or "a decent sort," and motivation was never judged to be at variance with outward show. (source)
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He walked through the living room to the brightly lit kitchen, thinking with each step that he must stay with his speech, exactly as he'd rehearsed, no variance. (source)
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The green eyes in the carefully sweet face were turbulent, willful, lusty with life, distinctly at variance with her decorous demeanor.† (source)
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