Sentence examples for cite the difference from inspiring English sources

The result above is the first to cite the difference in the silicon etching rate induced using a Au film with different thicknesses.

Often studies cite the differences between the effects of two heat waves as evidence of improvements in community response (e.g., Palecki et al. 2001; Weisskopf et al. 2002).

Campbell cited the difference between the Anglican Stipend and Catholic Allowance as chief among them.

Talking to The Wrap, Jones cited "the difference between sexuality and sexualisation".

The research, carried out with pay analysts XpertHR, cited the difference in promotion rates as one of the main causes of the gender pay gap.

She modestly suggests that she isn't gifted as an actress, and cites the difference in literary cultures between England and France, where writers seldom perform their work in public.

They cited the difference in coverage of two political scandal stories: one involving a Democrat, William M. Boyle, Jr. was far more thoroughly covered than one involving a Republican, C. Wesley Roberts.

Lena Dunham has compared the recent success of Girls star Adam Driver with that of his female co-stars and cited the difference as symptomatic of Hollywood's attitude towards women.

A number of bloggers were upset over this seemingly innocuous feature request, citing the difference between authority and popularity and how easy it is to game popularity counts on Twitter.

It may be noted that as a case study, design examples for three types of laminates have been presented in the 'Appendix' section, citing the difference in experimental and analytical shear strengths of laminates.

He cited the difference between Manhattan, where 9% of residents are children, and Brooklyn, where 30% are children.