Sentence examples for difference between the medium from inspiring English sources

The difference between the medium and high variants is almost 300m extra people between now and 2050.

Also, a noticeably larger group size increase for all three category types (STEM, Non-STEM, and overall) is observed in the difference between the medium- and low-density STEM organizational models; this suggests the existence of a tipping point where change in group size occurs more rapidly.

In addition, Fig. 1 shows that the difference between the lowest- and the highest-SES groups and the difference between the medium- and the highest-SES groups tend to expand as age increases; however, this may be a consequence of sampling error.

In the case of the puzzle difficulties, there is a large difference between the "medium" difficulty level and the "hard" difficulty level; one of the puzzles on the "medium" level requires only simple pattern recognition, while the "hard" difficulty level version of the same puzzle requires knowledge of Shakespeare plays to complete.

For the 5 other components the decrease in sickness absence was statistically significant between the lowest and the medium level of satisfaction with psychosocial work conditions while the difference between the medium and the highest level was not statistically significant.

c) Why is there a difference between the medium control and the control IgG? d) This study needs to be performed with purified Foxp3+ cells from thymus and spleen.

The male difference between the medium-education and low-education group, on the contrary, was not as clear as that among women.

The exposed region is varied with respect to population density and occupation; the high-exposure area has a higher proportion of farmers, who spend more time outside, which may exaggerate the observed difference between the medium-exposure and low-exposure areas.

However, Fig. 1 suggests a trend of expanding self-rated health differences between the medium- and the highest-SES groups with increasing age.

As age increases, especially after 60, the gaps between the lowest-SES group and the medium- or highest-SES group gradually grow wider, but the differences between the medium- and the highest-SES group fail to suggest significant changes due to age.

The expanding trend of self-rated health differences between the medium- and the highest-SES groups with increasing age is related to not only the Cumulative Advantage Hypothesis mentioned previously but also the features with which the medium-SES group rates their health.