Sentence examples for a difference of almost from inspiring English sources

In other words, while the two languages showed a difference of almost 50% in the value of the entropy, they only differed by 10% in the value of the relative entropy.

But their combined field-goal percentage of.534 far exceeded Bryant's.435, a difference of almost 10 field goals every 100 attempts.

The average standard tariff with Scottish Power, for example, costs £1,361.95, in stark contrast to its average online tariff at only £972.38, a difference of almost £400.

Self-referring doctors billed Medicare for an average of 4.3 more jars per biopsy, a difference of almost 72 percent that persisted despite controlling factors.

There is still a twinge about the delays that pushed the rate on their fixed 30-year mortgage to 5.625 percent from 5.25percentt — a difference of almost $11 a month if amortized over 30 years.

The wholesale price of a keg of Fosters is around £85, but the big pub companies are selling it to publicans for more than £150 – that's a difference of almost 80%.

In our study, the first to validate the NLR as a prognostic marker in early-stage NSCLC, we confirmed that an elevated NLR identifies patients with a poor prognostic outlook and a survival difference of almost 2 years compared to those with a normal score at diagnosis.

An elevated NLR identifies operable NSCLC patients with a poor prognostic outlook and an OS difference of almost 2 years compared to those with a normal score at diagnosis.

After the countdown, the group, including 30 Afghans, started racing up the hillside, a height difference of almost 500m (1640ft).

The shape of the curve is exactly like what we have in the real TRT, but the temperature shows a systematic difference of almost 1°C between the two curves.

This represents a survival difference of almost 3 years for patients expressing high levels of pAR in their hormone-refractory tumour.