Sentence examples for a difference in numbers from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking, if it does make a difference in numbers of vote, is that kind of thing right for us to decide now?

Secondly, there was a difference in numbers between the groups, with a larger number of non-elite junior players being preferred.

However, when treatment was longer than 12 weeks, there was no evidence of a difference in numbers of patients leaving the trials (Birks & Harvey 2003).

Also, participants below the absolute risk threshold who have elevated BP may still be started on treatment, meaning less of a difference in numbers started on treatment and events prevented.

Overall, many more genes are induced by overexpression of each FruM isoform in males as compared to females (Additional file 2: Figure S1), whereas there is not as large a difference in numbers of genes that are repressed by each isoform in males and females, suggesting that there is a sex-specific factor(s) that functions with FruM in males to facilitate gene induction.

Only 1 study revealed a difference in number of transfused patients.

However, there was a difference in number of appointments, with the patients in the US having more appointments.

Up till now, it has been unclear whether there is a difference in number of complications among the subcategories of laparoscopic total hysterectomy and laparoscopic subtotal hysterectomy (LSH).

There was no evidence of a difference in number of responders after three vaccinations between group 1 and 2 (Fisher's exact test p = 0.64).

Nonetheless, this caused a difference in number of animals used in GWAS for TNB and varTNB.

Some of this discrepancy is secondary to a difference in number of ambulatory care visits.