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Integrating with Popcorn Time may well give VPN.ht an initial sales boost, but I'm not sure it will make a sizable difference to the service or Popcorn Time's userbase in the long-term.

The researchers say that a technique such as this one--which would repair just 10% of a person's RNA--could nevertheless make a sizable difference to sickle cell sufferers, since patients with even a slightly higher proportion of>-globin have less severe symptoms.

At the 70 90 hours range, which corresponds to the mean of training hours for that panel, we observe that women have significant higher returns to training than that for men, which amounts to a sizable difference of around 5 percentage points.

The internet has busied itself finding comparisons between past gen and current gen/next gen (depending on what you're running) locations as shown in trailers for the game today, and there appears to be a sizable difference in terms of texture and lighting.

Though the Forward Backward score function and the SSB method produce comparable results in terms of accuracy, there is a sizable difference in the time it takes to update the weights using these methods.

The lack of a dramatic sustained growth difference in TTR-IGF-I/C57BL/6 TTR-IGF-I/C57BL/6 TTR-IGF-I/C57BL/6nd may reflect a threshord of IGF-I needed to observe a sizable difference.

The Rockies had eight days off before the opener, but as powerful as the Red Sox were, it was hard to imagine the layoff made a sizable difference.

Third, we note that different imputed values can make a sizable difference in the estimated slope and the AIC.

Anderson's average hit point on the return of serve against Tipsarevic was.26 of a foot inside the baseline while Tipsarevic's was 3.54 feet inside the baseline – a sizable difference in attacking that resulted in Anderson's average second serve return speed being 39 m.p.h. to Tipsarevic's 43 m.p.h.

But technology can make a sizable difference.

One year can make a sizable difference when the ball is almost as big as you.