Sentence examples for a single point difference from inspiring English sources
Most of the differences in mappings were a single point difference in mapping score for a read on one execution versus the duplicate execution.
That single point difference could have meant an individual getting less money, or losing PIP altogether if it put them below the points threshold for qualifying.
Four out of 19 (21%) NAF samples contained a single point mutation difference from the matched controls (blood) (Table 4).
Although measuring the acceleration at a single point shows no difference between gravitational acceleration and other forms of acceleration, measuring multiple points along that path would show a difference, due to the uneven gravitational gradient of the surrounding spacetime.
Now the gap between the clubs is a single point and the difference in momentum and mood could not be more stark.
As the margin of failure to Chelsea and Manchester City in those campaigns were a single point and goal difference respectively, the sharp lurches in form experienced during David Moyes' debut term in charge have come as something of a shock.
These two teams, separated in the league table by a single point and a goal difference of one, with their varying shades of golden replica kits providing the brightness that a thick blanket of ash-grey cloud prevented the sun from delivering, were pulled apart as Wolves took and stretched their lead and then, as if attached by elastic, snapped back together again.
Over the course of a 30-year loan, a single point can make an incredible difference in the interest you pay.
Several tense phone calls and meetings later, the two sides come to an agreement on a single point: you need help resolving your differences.
The QC sample data is also used to correct systematic errors (e.g. batch to batch response differences) by a single point calibration model.
Statistically significant differences among different treatment groups at a single point in time were determined by non-parametric tests.
