"subvariance" meaning in All languages combined

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        {
          "ref": "2010, Steven M. Bragg, The Ultimate Accountants' Reference",
          "text": "This variance can also be broken down into three subvariances: a direct labor efficiency variance, a yield variance that relates to materials usage, and a variable overhead efficiency variance.",
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        "A variance making up part of a larger variance."
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        "(accounting) A variance making up part of a larger variance."
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        "business",
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        "(accounting) A variance making up part of a larger variance."
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