Expressing “with a higher variance” as an adjective












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Is it possible to expresse




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The dataset has a higher variance




as an adjective? Would




is more variable




be the right choice?









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    as an adjective? Would




    is more variable




    be the right choice?









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      as an adjective? Would




      is more variable




      be the right choice?









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      as an adjective? Would




      is more variable




      be the right choice?







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