Sentence examples for difference between another from inspiring English sources

Relative rate tests evaluate whether the difference between one species or clade and an outgroup is significantly different from the expectation derived from the difference between another species or clade and the outgroup [25].

Cartier-Bresson rarely cropped pictures, but in this case it made the difference between another variation on a clichéd subject and a landmark in the history of photography.

One thing that great mentors teach us all: the only difference between another person's great achievement and falling short might be me.

England international Zaha, 20, was Sir Alex Ferguson's final signing as Manchester United boss in January but was allowed to end the season on loan at Palace, a decision which could prove the difference between another season in the second tier and a return to the Premier League after eight years away.

Way back in 1950, long before the computers of today were even conceived, Alan Turing, a British mathematician recognized for cracking "The Enigma Code" during World War II, dared to suggest that within 100 years a human simply wouldn't be able to tell the difference between another human and a machine.

If this selection results in a new lower difference between another two haplotypes, we ignore this attempt; otherwise we reach another new selection Si+1.

That's the difference between killing another soldier and "servicing a target".

What marks the difference between yet another me-too product and one that involves genuine innovation?

What's the difference between eating another animal's menstruation or eating someone you love's semen.

This stimulus will likely make the difference between growth and another year of recession.

"I honestly think there's no difference between Kentucky and another state," she said.