Sentence examples for differences are considerable from inspiring English sources

The results show that with aggregated data the various models differ little, but with disaggregated data the differences are considerable.

Although these differences are considerable, they still disguise the full extent of the distortion.

For high frequency excitation these differences are considerable and only the Mindlin–Herrmann or three-mode models give correct results.

For normal buildings the differences are considerable, but especially for wind-sensitive tall structures where resonant effects are important, procedure 2 is preferable for the determination of the comfort level.

Though there are important points of contact between Smith's account of justice and Hume's, the differences are considerable, chief of them being the fact that Hume grounds our approval of justice on our recognition of its utility, and Smith does not.

Regional differences are considerable.

The amount of PT provided to a resident was not significantly different across nursing homes, although differences were considerable (min-max: 34 88 minutes; interquartile range: 15).

But when it came to measures of less certain value and higher cost the differences were considerable.

But when it came to measures of less certain value — and higher cost — the differences were considerable.

The differences in upper extremity tests, however, were moderate in all cases, whereas most of the lower extremity differences were considerable.

Altogether, these results are in accordance with a previous study which reported that the proportion of performed substitutions was highest in groups where the patent had expired close to the introduction of the reform and price differences were considerable [ 11].