Sentence examples for difference between the late from inspiring English sources
The difference between the late eighties and the mid-nineties was so great that it was as if there were decades separating them.
The sedimentary record of the depression reflects a considerable difference between the Late Glacial/early Holocene and the middle/late Holocene in terms of environmental conditions.
He forcefully shows the difference between the late nineteenth century arithmetization of analysis and the early twentieth century axiomatic-algebraic approach.
There was no difference between the late and early TPN cohort in the need of mechanical ventilation in the first 72 hours (61/70 (87%) vs 54/73 (75%); NS), total duration of mechanical ventilation (median days [IQR]: 10 (3–19) vs 11 (3.5–17.5); NS), and surfactant treatment (48/70 (70%) vs 48/73 (66%); NS).
There was no difference between the late and early regression in 5-year local control rate (82%% vs. 77 %), regional and distant metastasis-free rate (69%% vs. 72%%) and overall survival (75%% vs. 79%%).
Moreover, more research is needed before implementing the acquisition time at 2 h to avoid misclassification since the difference between the late H/M ratio at 2 h p.i. in comparison with 4 h p.i. at the patient level was not non-negligible.
At the core of the difference between the latest results and earlier research, Dr. Ridker said, is the threshold used to decide who is at high risk.
Amateur gamers will be hard-pressed to tell the difference between the latest, most advanced games on current consoles and the newest games for the upcoming Xbox.
The major difference between the latest attack and the earlier incidents is that it was an attack on a U.S. base, rather than on troops in transit in vulnerable aircraft.
Bond markets are signalling a worrying rise in inflation expectations in the euro area as well as in America.There is also one important difference between the latest oil price rise and those that have been experienced in the past.
