Sentence examples for be much difference in from inspiring English sources
I don't imagine there will be much difference in the brand or standard of our rugby".
Just a day after the law was passed, a bank analyst made a prediction for me: "After the dust settles and they've crossed all the T's, there's probably not going to be much difference in how the banking industry looks.
Note that there would not be much difference in the variability if we changed the criteria of echo duration and this would affect only the percentage occurrence.
It is interesting to note that in terms of flammability properties, there does not appear to be much difference in the values of peak heat release rate amongst the composites, thus allowing the selection of the composition that would essentially be best suited for mechanical properties.
There may or may not be much difference in the sexual behaviors of married and unmarried committed couples, but there is almost certainly a difference between young newlyweds and their grandparents, which means the 58 times per year number is not overly-meaningful.
At high transmission levels, there may not be much difference in the human epidemiology as a result.
It has to do with reality versus illusion (or the natural versus the artificial — I'm not sure there's much difference in this case).
"I don't think there's much difference in a meaningful sense, whether it's a city here or a city there — wherever 'there' is," he told the group.
Almost all the porous matrix structures completely disappeared and it clearly depicts that the functional groups present in the MEA provide active sites for AB-FFS to bind and there is much difference in the adsorbent structure (i.e., absence of the porous matrix).The FTIR spectra of MEA before and after biosorption were analyzed as shown in Fig. 3c.
In addition, there was much difference in the IFN- α protein concentration between a vector-injected tumour tissue and the serum.
First, it has long been questioned whether there is much difference in the proliferative activity of the mammary gland of virgin as compared with parous rats.
