Sentence examples for difference in the figures from inspiring English sources

The difference in the figures is expected because the parsers use different methodologies.

The difference in the figures for the two groups was about seven-tenths of a percentage point, and the government said the difference was not statistically significant.

Well over half (61%) of the respondents say that none of their colleagues are aware of their mental health problems, with only a slight difference in the figures for men and women.

There is a significant difference in the figures once the numbers are broken down by more recent migration, and when migration from within the EU is compared with migration from other countries.

Although the Kyoto agreement only measures production, the stark difference in the figures highlights a key controversy in negotiations about a new treaty – which will continue at a big UN meeting in Cancún, Mexico, in December: some developing countries, such as China, argue they should not be held responsible for emissions generated by consumption in rich nations.

There is a significant difference in the figures between developing countries and high-income countries.

The subtle differences in the figures, though, tell why Manning appeared to be struggling, perhaps more than he really was, and why the Colts most certainly were.

The specter of Stanley and his white undershirt lives on, if with critical differences, in the figures of Ginger's ex-husband, Augie (Andrew Dice Clay), and her current lover, Chili (Bobby Cannavale).

In the gap not a single TE occurs with a difference between −0.06 and −0.14, while among the TEs "favored" on the AS (positive differences in the figures) the large gap is broken into 2 smaller gaps, by three TEs with intermediate inter-slope differences (0.08-0.09).

There was no statistically significant difference  in those figures, the team reported.

The difference in the two figures is the number of people who died in that age group.