Sentence examples for differences in the clarity from inspiring English sources

Kent Tritle, who is the music director and organist at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in Manhattan as well as organist for the New York Philharmonic, said that there were distinct differences in the clarity of sound between the actual and the digital.

There were no differences in the clarity, usability, or feasibility of the guideline between perianesthesia settings.

In addition, the two CT units exhibited no significant differences in the clarity of the five-line sign (p = 0.273).

There were no significant differences in the clarity of the five-line sign using the two CT devices when the same calculation method was used (Table 2).

The differences in the brightness and clarity of a show that came in solidly over-the-air and that same episode bought and paid for on Amazon were remarkable.

In contrast to Corbett's study (Corbett et al, 1996) there were no significant differences in the ratings of clarity between the statements, suggesting that the wording was simple to read but we did not explicitly check the patients' and public's understanding of the different statements.

"Because of the differences in the depth and the clarity and the kerning [spacing] between the first half of the inscription that mentions James son of Joseph, and the second half, I'd be willing to wager that the second half was added in modern times," said Prof Christopher Rollston of the Albright Institute of Archaeological Research in Jerusalem.

In addition, there were no significant differences between the two CT scanners in the clarity of the five-line sign at any location when calculated using the same methods.

Governments would be very foolish to act without overwhelming evidence and here the 1962 report, in his view, did make a difference to the clarity of the issue.

During this study, we discovered that there was a difference between differentiated and undifferentiated adenocarcinomas in the clarity of the lesions after AI chromoendoscopy.

The anger of the progressive remain side, however, has somewhere to go: always suckers for optimism, we now have the impetus to put aside ambiguity in the service of clarity, put aside differences in the service of creativity.