Sentence examples for differences in the long term from inspiring English sources

For all species there were significant differences in the long term survival (7 days) at different temperatures (control, 6, 20, 23 and 25°C) (K-W test: H (4, N = 351) = 250.61, p < 0.0001).

Contrary to expectations, we did not find differences in the long term thermal tolerance of the Pyrenean and the coastal species.

And it's worth remembering thatthey may not make any difference in the long term either.

The numbers all even out eventually, he cautioned, so derivatives don't really make much difference in the long term.

So while banning imports from areas affected by ash tree disease is obviously sensible, it may have made little difference in the long term.

To make a difference in the long term, the U.S. is going to have to invest more and differently in energy research and development.

"However, this survey reaffirms that we can't let up in our efforts to tackle childhood obesity – and we are confident our world-leading plan will make a real difference in the long term".

"People are starting to come at odd times of the year, like now, to visit, but what we look forward to is it making a great deal of difference in the long term," said Kathleen New, the chamber president and a lifelong resident.

He told me that he would like to be remembered as a mayor who brought the city "efficient, honest government that is responsive to the needs of the people, without worrying about politics, focussing instead on the things that will make a difference in the long term".

Whichever skills a child is learning, it is practice that will make a difference in the long term, says Bernstein.

The most fundamental change is the molecular weight of the HA in the injection, and it was shown that there is no significant difference in the long term outcome regardless the preparation [32].