Sentences with phrase «wide variation»

The report also found wide variation in spending per pupil across the country, with the gap widening over recent years.

A painted white panel to the right gives this piece a even wider variation of tones and shades.

However, there can be wide variations between teams and offices.

But that rate masks wide variation among facilities and types of workers.

The asymmetrical growth leads to bacteria with wide variations in physiological properties and susceptibility to antibiotics.

As this light can show wide variation across different active galaxies, astronomers use the properties of the light emitted to classify galaxies into different categories.

But the survey also found wide variations in course - taking among states.

They also showed wide variation in the duration of commitment to a single partner.

One side uses average values; the other allows for wide variations from averages.

A typical business plan runs 15 to 20 pages, but there's room for wide variation from that norm.

The rise in per pupil pension costs nationally masks wide variation.

Despite wide variation in performance across the nation's charter schools, research has shown differences between network and independent charter operators.

Thyroid disorders are medical conditions caused by wide variations (from the normal range) of thyroid hormone levels.

Wide variations exist in the skill level and expertise of each lawyer so recommendations from friends and acquaintances are a good way to locate quality legal talent.

Older pets over seven years of age experience wide variations in health and aging changes including the possibility of developing arthritis, dental disease, heart disease kidney disease and cancer.

This causes wide variations in the energy demand and supply, which constitutes a challenge for the integration of renewable energy in the energy mix.

Also, the reports reveal wide variation among the states in the standards they have established.

We also identify wide variations across a sample of states in the policy instruments they choose to employ.

At present, when parents have the incentive of free school meals, there are already wide variations in the level of claiming eligibility.

However, even among lawyers meeting these three criteria, I observe wide variations in talent.

The studies were conducted throughout time and in many countries which created wide variation?

This generates a degree of genome - wide variation similar to that generated in sexual reproduction.

Avoid wide variation in type size within a single figure.

But the differences are tiny, and there is wide variation at nearly every score.

Although wide variation in teacher effectiveness is well established, much less is known about differences in teacher improvement over time.

Early indications are of wide variations nationwide, with up to one in six missing out on their first choice of school in some areas.

However, 21 per cent drag on for more than a year in court nationwide, with wide variations by jurisdiction.

Although there is wide variation among states, the passing scores in all states are too low.

An examination of four key areas tied to high school completion shows wide variation across the nation.

Look online to see the number of sales required for a book to be considered a best - seller and you'll find wide variations in volume as well as definition.

The report shows wide variation in the use of ART between countries.

Despite wide variations in assessed performance, more than 80 percent of teachers gave themselves a four or five on a five - point scale.

This has led to wide variation in how such cases have played out.

Senator Birmingham said the numbers produced wide variations between states and territories that made the results unreliable.

BBC Scotland research earlier this year highlighted wide variations between the clothing grants in different council areas while one council - Angus - intended to phase them out.

Not all target - date providers have moved at the same pace, and there is still wide variation in the range of international exposures across TDFs.

While there can be wide variation within generational groupings — and we shouldn't fall into the trap of believing in rigid stereotypes — there is, however, enough of a pattern to generate some useful guidelines:

The national average yearly auto insurance premium is around $ 800, but there is wide variation around this average based on other factors, such as previous driving history, Worters explained.

Just as there are many different variations of dividend paying common stocks, there is an even wider variation of investors each with their own unique goals, objectives and risk tolerances.

In response to this thesis that theories are incommensurable, several recent authors have acknowledged that all data are indeed theory - laden, but have insisted that there is a very wide variation in the degree to which any given observation is dependent on any given theory.

Those who believe that Jesus was an apocalyptist accept them in the main as authentic, but with wide variation as to whether we should expect from them a literal second coming.

Even with this relatively wide variation, you should feel confident that a largely plant - based diet like the World's Healthiest Foods plan will meet your potassium needs quite readily.

However, the statement said, home birth in the U.S. is not «well supported... Obstacles [to home delivery] are pervasive and systemic and include wide variation in state laws and regulations, lack of appropriately trained and willing providers, and lack of supporting systems to ensure the availability of specialty consultation and timely transport to a hospital.»

The topic is one of many covered in the broad UNEP survey of issues surrounding «sustainable» production and use of biofuels and notes wide variation in greenhouse gas emissions reductions and increases that biofuels can spur.

In modern Hatha yoga, a much wider variation of postures are now practiced to bring about an array of health benefits, in addition to improving the practitioner's ability to sit and meditate.

The results indicated wide variation in spending by course, with some elective courses — including Latin, AP Spanish, and drafting — costing twice as much on a per - pupil basis as algebra, literature, and composition.