Sentence examples for be a qualitative difference from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a qualitative difference, too.

There must be a qualitative difference in being left by a husband as opposed to a child, but this retreat into landscape and abstraction leaves the reader guessing as to what it might be.

Thus, there does not appear to be a qualitative difference among these Drosophila cuticular protein families in rates of amino-acid evolution.

Based on the PHC users' opinions, there seems to be a qualitative difference between HCOV and HCNM regarding the reason they chose the Health Centre.

That suggests instead that there may be a qualitative difference between sites that tend to harbor large, mostly complex indels versus sites that tend to harbor small, often simple indels.

A further implication is that there may be a qualitative difference between recency judgments made when there is a clear defining break (between-block) and when there is no such break (within-block) between the temporal orders of the objects to be discriminated (DeVito & Eichenbaum, 2011).

It is possible that there is a qualitative difference in endocytosis because vesicle size differs between the two regions [ 23,25,38].

Not even acquiring total or near-total knowledge of everything in our world will suffice for Farabi; the formation of our intelligibles differs from their order in the Agent Intellect, and there is a qualitative difference between their presence in it and as known to us; we must make do with imitations or likenesses (ashbâh) of the pure intelligibles (Bouyges, 29; Hyman, 219).

"There was a qualitative difference in the auditorium that night.

It's a qualitative difference — a paradigm change in the role of science for our society".

There is a qualitative difference; at least I think there is.