Sentence examples for difference in year from inspiring English sources

But "we then see a marked difference in year seven, where favoured books are no longer above chronological age, but six months below it and in ensuing years the difficulty of books plateaus or declines," he added.

Why the drastic difference in year lengths?

There was a clear statistical difference in year of graduation between the junior and senior groups (p = 0.0067, Fischer's exact test).

Indeed, the difference in year 2100 total stand C stocks between a burned stand with reduced regeneration and a burned stand with normal regeneration is as large as the C offset obtained through bioenergy production (Tables 3 and 4).

There was no significant difference in year effects on the probability of exposure, although exposure in 2001, 2006, and 2007 was very low compared to other years (Figure 2).

However, the spending difference in year 2 versus year 1 was much smaller.

There was a significant group difference in years of education, although intelligence was not significantly different between patients and controls.

Although Holt was fourteen years older than Brunson, they were good friends, the difference in years apparently neutralized by a shared interest in motorized vehicles.

In the book, Consuela is only twenty-four, so the scandalous element has been lessened, though the David of the movie still feels it the difference in years is part of the excitement of the affair for him.

The size of the gap was calculated by the difference (in years) between children's chronological and linguistic age.

In higher education, this difference in years of education results in an extremely disproportionate ratio between urban and rural college students in the total population.