Sentence examples for difference in the water from inspiring English sources
The difference in the water table rise between the two harvest treatments was small during the dormant season (<2 cm) but large during the growing season (>10 cm).
This difference in the water temperature of these glacial lakes may be due to the difference in the physiography and location of these two glacial lakes.
Simple data analyses of α/γ ratios over the two seasons show no obvious differences in the sediment samples; meanwhile, they show a clear difference in the water samples (0.07 dry, 0.194 wet).
The spatial water age was primarily determined by the morphometry and the inflow/outflow (with the highest water age in North Lake), whereas the vertical difference in the water age among the layers was primarily controlled by thermal stratification.
Meanwhile, the factors which were found to affect the difference in the water quantities sold in the dry and rainy seasons were the distance from the GSU plant to the centre of the village or commune, the depth of the GSU, and the designed capacity (number of households that the GSU could serve).
Contrary to previous belief, our observation showed that volcanoes on a volcanic front erupt the most H2O-rich basalt magma (3 to 5 wt.%; Figure 4) or there is no measurable across arc difference in the water content of basalt magmas.
In future, it is of interest to investigate the differences in the water equilibration rates of the different possible arrangements by measuring the corresponding evaporation kinetics and, when possible, provide the theoretical basis of the measured data.
Differences in gene expression under water stress between immature and mature culms could be related to the differences in the water content in the two different tissues.
In stark contrast, swimming tends to perform worst in studies, as the temperature differences in the water mean you lose a lot of heat.
The scientists found significant differences in the water solubility of the two main minerals of the upper mantle, olivine and enstatite, as a function of temperature and pressure.
