Sentence examples for a genuine difference between from inspiring English sources

The most reasonable explanation for the difference between diets in Part 1 is that it reflects a genuine difference between the different groups first taking the exam in the three diets of each year, a difference which would be largest in UK first-time takers (and the effect can, to some extent, be found in the pre-equating results in Table  2), but which statistical equating makes much clearer.

Whether this discrepancy between the two studies is due to different research methods (tissues and cells versus intact organism) or a genuine difference between larger lake form and smaller-sized pond form of the crucian carp is not known [ 1].

Was it McEwan's fame that caused the carping or was there a genuine difference between his book and Mohsin Hamid's?

There is a genuine difference between the stylish and the showoffs — and that is the current dilemma.

She wrote: "There is a genuine difference between the stylish and the showoffs – and that is the dilemma.

Everybody is against gay marriage as a matter of personal opinion, but there is a genuine difference between those who want it banned at the federal level (like Michele Bachmann) and those who worry that such a ban would infringe on "states' rights".

Moreover, assuming that for some unexpected reason the state forum does turn out to be inadequate in some respect, the Hospital's argument fails to make out any genuine difference between a stay and a dismissal.

This works only if there is a genuine difference in efficiency between rival stores, such that only one can afford to sell on the cheap.

Due to stochastic variation ('play of chance') in biomedical data, statistical analyses are needed to clarify if the results demonstrate a genuine difference in effect between the compared interventions in a randomised clinical trial [ 1].

Whether this reflects a genuine difference in responsiveness between human vs mouse L cells, or is a consequence of the dissociation and culture conditions employed, cannot be established from our data.

Although a genuine difference in response between the two groups cannot be ruled out, inconsistencies in dose information for AECL in that early period appear to be causing a systematic error that cannot be explained at this time.