Sentence examples for a difference of around from inspiring English sources

In the analysis by route of administration the probability of entering first treatment for heroin users declaring injection was higher than for non-injectors between 1991 and 2000 with a difference of around 0.03.

That's a difference of around £18 on a typical £200 holiday spending transaction.

The participation rate has fallen from 65.3% last November to 64.7% in August – a difference of around 100,000 people.

"That's a difference of around 10% which means it's effectively like throwing away £10 for every £100 you spend on holiday".

"If you increase grip through here by 5 percent, you see a difference of around 0.2 seconds per lap, which is huge," Allison said.

Metabolic rate is influenced by environmental temperature, and it has been estimated that such a difference in home temperature (assuming continuous exposure) would account for a difference of around 150 Kcal burned per day.

In 2015, women's salary amounted to 84% of men's salary, with an annual salary difference of around 16,000 Euros (Fig. 6).

This difference of around 4.1 mm is approximately 25% of the total anterior-posterior dimension of the motor representation of the knee/ankle (approximately 16 mm) as defined on a standard MNI brain based on histological demarcation of the Brodmann area 4 [ 31].

Differences in feed intake of 1.17 kg/day between beef cattle selected for and against RFI were observed after 2.4 generations, equivalent to a difference of 18 g CH4/day around a mean 180 g CH4/day or a 10% difference (Hegarty et al., 2007).

It is not clear how to adjudicate this dispute, and it seems to revolve primarily around a difference of emphasis.

A difference of ten weeks would only produce a difference in scores of around 1.3.