Sentence examples for difference in the caliber from inspiring English sources

This disparity is neither surprising nor necessarily suggestive of a difference in the caliber of people in different states.

There, in the 13th century, Cistercian monks undertook the first rigorous assessment of vineyards, exploring the compatibility of various wine grapes to the environment and carving up the land in such a way as to reflect differences in the caliber of the wines yielded from one parcel to the next.

Suture errors were thought more likely to occur in end-to-end anastomoses because of the difference in texture and caliber between the donor and recipient vessels [ 12].

Our data also suggest a possible sex difference in the association of retinal arteriolar caliber with retinopathy risk.

The lower prices so far this year, Mr. Sanders said, reflect, in part, "differences in the size and caliber of the homes sold".

There was no significant difference in the number of medium- or large-caliber spinal axons between uninfected control mice and perforin-deficient mice at 90 dpi (P = 0.994 for medium axons; P = 0.762 for large axons) (Figure 1M O).

"I think we all felt that this was a high-caliber goaltender who could make a difference in the team," Milbury said.

But Ms. Cattrall has been unusually fortunate in the caliber of her collaborators.

CSD has been reported to be associated with changes in the caliber of surface cortical blood vessels.

The presence of irregular minute vessels and variation in the caliber of vessels was found in 109 cases.

The term vasospasm implies a reduction in the caliber of a vessel; however, in SAH it has multiple meanings.