vary from

vary from (someone or something)

1. To differ from or be at odds with someone or something else. Our findings vary from the Pentagon's official report. The behavior of bees sprayed with the neurochemical vary drastically from that of unaffected bees.
2. To be different between two or more people, things, or groups. Reception of the proposed legislation varies from person to person, but the overall consensus is that it is the right step for the country. Certain traffic laws on vary widely from one state to another.
3. To change or alter from one state to another. Reactions to the film have varied from mild dislike to intense hatred. The weather in this part of the country can vary from cold rain to warm sunshine in the space of an hour.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

vary from (something to something)

to fluctuate over the range from something to something. The colors vary from red to orange. It varies from warm to very hot during the summer.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

vary from

v.
To be different than something or someone; deviate from something or someone: The researchers determined that the behavior of children who took the medicine varied from normal patterns of behavior.
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The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • vary from (someone or something)
  • vary with
  • vary with (something)
  • at odds over (something)
  • tastes differ
  • soak (someone or something) through
  • soak through
  • make a grab at
  • make a grab at (someone or something)
  • make a grab for (someone or something)
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These results suggest not only that multicollinearity is a significant problem in air pollution epidemiology but also that the nature of the problem does indeed vary from city to city.
In addition, techniques of wine processing tend to vary from region to region, she says, and these differences could also affect the proportions of trace elements found in wines.
The levels of hearing loss associated with the syndrome can vary from moderate to profound.
Since the number of power factor correction capacitors in the power supply are fixed, the frequency of the operation will vary from the startup frequency, depending on changes within the inductor.
The threshold of a major program can vary from $300,000 to $20 million depending on a government's total federal assistance expenditures.
The average direct care staffing ratios vary from 1:6 to 1:4, depending on the population you serve.
Space needs vary from 60 square feet per participant of multipurpose space (exclusive of kitchens, bathrooms, offices, hallways and storage space) to 100 square feet -- again, with dementia facilities requiring more space.
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Delta's fees vary from $50 to $150 depending on mileage.
When rubber in a bale form is dropped into an internal mixer, the initial mix pattern may vary from one batch to another.
But that wavelength could vary from 2 microns to 100 microns in size, he adds, using the same semiconductor material.
Seated height should vary from 16 inches to 19 inches from the floor to the top of the seat cushion.
Controls on these units vary from simple pneumatic or hydraulic fixed ratio machines to PLC controlled variable ratio.
This relationship is valid for untilled polymers, but as fillers are added to the base polymer to increase stiffness, the constant can vary from three to four (refs.