"capture the difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the process of recognizing how something has changed. For example, "I'm trying to capture the difference between my old job and my new one."
Thus, if the target screening population – women from 35 40 – had a different pattern of employment our estimate would not capture the difference.
The United States would capture the difference.
She has tried to capture the difference between people's positive and negative thoughts and between love and anger by photographing the heat emanating from them.
But while the differences are stark to any human observer, nobody has succeeded in finding an objective way to capture the difference.
By deploying our simulator as the forward model, we used an objective function to capture the difference between measured data and data generated by the forward guess.
The present URANS method can capture the difference of performance in waves of the two hull forms without any special treatment for short wave length conditions.
This finding suggests that SNPs do not fully capture the differences among the lines from different breeding populations.
If there are differences, then capture the differences on a spectrum (line).
and capture the differences in the experience where the expression is preserved.
IN examining executive compensation, Money & Business sought this year to capture the differences between the pay practices of companies in the old economy of industrial, service and financial concerns and those in the new economy of Internet and related businesses.
One way to capture the differences and overlaps between these domains is through the distinction between life forms and forms of life.
