vary
v.v. to change or be different from one situation to another. You use this when things are not always the same.
v. to undergo change in form, appearance, or character; to exhibit differences when compared to others of the same type.
The prices of vegetables vary depending on the season.
The hotel rates vary significantly between the quiet winter months and the busy summer holiday period.
While the core melody remains consistent throughout the piece, the rhythmic patterns vary across the different movements to maintain the listener's interest.
The verb can be used intransitively or transitively. When used transitively, it means to intentionally change something to avoid repetition.
The results vary from each other.The results vary from one another.When comparing more than two items in a group, 'one another' is the standard choice following the verb 'vary'.