The phrase "a measurable difference in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing quantifiable changes or variations in a specific context, such as research, statistics, or comparisons.
Example: "The study revealed a measurable difference in the performance of students who received tutoring compared to those who did not."
Alternatives: "a quantifiable difference in" or "a significant difference in".
SSCP is the electrophoretic separation of single-stranded nucleic acids based on subtle differences in sequence (often a single base pair), resulting in a different secondary structure and a measurable difference in mobility through a gel.
In addition, the data demonstrate a measurable difference in the diffusion constant for different size particles, as determined via SERCS.
A study that looked into the influence of different didactic methods did not show a measurable difference in interest in geriatrics between a 3-h didactic session and a 3-h experiential learning session [ 13].
Either God makes a measurable difference in the universe, or his doesn't.
Women make a measurable difference in the quality of peace negotiations.
Bono also noted a need to ensure that development aid makes a measurable difference in the world's neediest populations.
These results cannot be accounted for by any measurable difference in alertness or performance, nor by any order or expectation effect (Supplemental Data S1).
Full and sustained implementation of GHI's principles is the best way to ensure that U.S. global health programs make a real, measurable difference in the lives of those served by U.S. foreign assistance, and that U.S. dollars are spent effectively.
We hypothesised that an explanation for non-compliance would lie in a measurable difference between the smoking behaviours of compliant and non-compliant smokers, specifically that non-compliance would be associated with nicotine dependence and different reasons for smoking.
Thus, the less hypogonadal the subject, the larger the increase in circulating testosterone values must be for the effect to be 'perceived' by the subject, and the longer the duration of treatment to achieve an instrumentally measurable difference in the desired outcome (5).
The support media in the membrane reactor did not affect any of the water quality parameters measured; however, there was a small but measurable difference in the permeate volume and flux recovery (4% flux difference) between the two systems.
