Sentence examples for differences in did from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows the differences in DID between children, with regard to age and sex.

Asked about the differences in doing business in America and Italy, Mr. Fresco reflected for a moment.

In this talk I also share a bit about my experience training for and doing an Ironman and the similarities and differences in doing a startup.

Poisson regression was used to evaluate group differences in NSP, and linear regression was used to evaluate group differences in DO after logarithmic transformation of DO.

"That's the difference in doing musical theater and doing ballet".

"People lay out in Central Park," she said, "what's the difference in doing it in here?

"There's really no difference in doing an hour and doing 90 minutes.'" But that is so 20th century.

Not a vast sum in the scheme of things, but ENO, which reported a loss of £2m two years ago, has made a commitment to balance its budget and £200,000 could make the difference in doing that.

Russell Springett: There's a big difference in doing the best business and doing the most business.

"It's a huge difference in doing one experiment that takes a couple of months to running multiple experiments a day".

There is, you see, a difference in doing something criminal to make money and simply getting things wrong in the pursuit of making money.