Sentence examples for difference in the actual from inspiring English sources

Whether there would be a significant difference in the actual climate effects produced under these different mean temperatures is uncertain.

The reality is that No. 14 is one of five holes where there may be a marked difference in the actual yardages from those on the scorecard.

"We're trying to make a difference in the actual networking world, but make a fundamental difference based on mathematical approaches," he said.

For context, the difference in the actual goods deficit and what Mr. Trump claimed — $157 billion — is larger than the entire economy of Hungary.

Over recent days it has been observed that the president's position on this didn't and wouldn't make an immediate or enormous difference in the actual law of the land.

Pointing to a Cato Institute report by Will Wilkinson (a fellow blogger for DiA) from 2009, Mr Miller suggests that "technology's impact on quality and prices complicates the way people perceive these matters and how we should judge them":That's because the surging income gap often masks a narrowing difference in the actual consumption experiences of the rich and the rest of us.

"The reality is there are few differences in the actual results.

However, the calculation of fuel volume is calculated using the original tank dimensions, which yields to huge differences in the actual volume.

Local disparities between experimental and simulated breakthrough curves appear to result primarily from differences between the actual and estimated initial concentrations, and secondarily from differences in the actual and modeled flow field.

Neglecting the small differences in the actual clay content between these clays (4 5 vol% of inorganic matter), this suggests that rheology may be sensitive to strong interactions between the clay surfactant and the polymer.

The differences in the actual versus the predicted rate for all schools were standardized similar to other components of the index previously discussed.