Sentence examples for day difference from inspiring English sources

In operated cattle, it took one to seven days for the general condition and demeanour (median 1.0 day; difference to conservatively-treated cattle P = 0.99), appetite (median 1.0 day; difference to conservatively-treated cattle P = 0.39) and faecal output (median 2.0 days; difference to conservatively-treated cattle P = 0.25) to return to normal.

The elimination of gluten made an enormous night and day difference for the better.

He said: "This has been a night and day difference to the weekend I had in Singapore.

Her lawyer John Haggerty described the ITF's procedure for relaying rule changes as a "night and day difference" to the "vivid and direct warnings" from others.

Influent p-cresol (10000ppb) was the only compound that affected adaptation of the microbial community to carbazole biodegradation, but its effect was of little practical importance, amounting to a 4.5 day difference in carbazole breakthrough.

Indeed, many advocates give Mr. Obama plaudits for setting a standard that Gary D. Bass, executive director of OMB Watch, a nonpartisan government watchdog group, called a "night and day" difference from the Bush administration.

While there was only a 2-day difference in days-to-heading between Sasanishiki and Habataki (104 and 106 days, respectively), the BILs showed transgressive segregation (98 117 days).

"It's a night-and-day difference," he said.

"It's a night-and-day difference," Mr. Ely said.

Mice with cardiomyocyte-specific overexpression of human RCAN1, likewise, showed no time-of-day difference, but had smaller infarcts comparable to those of AM-operated WT mice.

"There is a 6,000-barrel-per-day 6,000-barrel-per-day 6,000-barrel-per-dayn for export and the level of actual export.