Sentence examples for differences between the wins from inspiring English sources

There are some notable differences between the WINS and WHEL trials, both of which examined the efficacy of a low-dietary-fat diet on breast cancer prognosis.

One of the biggest gaps in sports is the difference between the winning and losing teams of the Super Bowl.

These effects were driven by the Go versus No-Go difference between the Win conditions [ t(28) = 3.65, P = 0.001] and the lack of a Go versus No-Go difference in the Avoid losing conditions [ t(28) = 1.51, P > 0.1].

It must be noted, however, that elevated betting on the Cambridge Gamble Task is additionally correlated with the outcome variance: as the wager increases, the difference between the win and loss outcomes increases proportionally.

Find the difference between the total wins for the two teems.

Schumaker, 34, is not the difference between the Dodgers winning and losing.

Any athlete will tell you that the difference between winning the silver and the gold is often raw talent, but good equipment can give anyone that extra push.

That said, criticism came from everywhere, although in this country much of it emerged after the event: Hugh McIlvanney wrote in The Observer in 1985 that "[Serginho] probably meant the difference between winning and not winning the championship".

Since the two candidates are so close in the polls, that margin of error could be the difference between winning the popular vote or losing it.

He was asked the difference between winning the Stanley Cup this season and in 2010.

"Every little ounce you can get can mean the difference between winning the race and finishing 15th," said Bill Elliott, who will start second on Sunday.