Sentence examples for differentials can be from inspiring English sources

On a smaller scale, notable differentials can be discerned among neighbourhoods in individual cities and among communities within urban areas.

One-parent families tend to be on lower incomes than other families, so the idea that they can afford more is obviously nonsense.' The price differentials can be considerable.

In particular, the input-output relation in the SLH framework is given by dA_{mathrm{out}} = S, dA_{mathrm{in}} + L, dt, (5) where the (dA_{mathrm{in}/mathrm{out},j}), (j=1,2,dots, n) are to be understood as quantum stochastic processes whose differentials can be manipulated via a quantum Ito calculus [38].

But it would help if left populists had a better grasp of why; in other words, if they had some purchase on what inequalities, if any, are defensible and how, if at all, wage and salary differentials can be justified.

Also, additional temperature differentials can be induced by external heating of the tumor region, e.g., by ultrasonic, magnetic field, or light-mediated heating, targeted to the nanoparticles.

The impact of age and stage at diagnosis on socioeconomic differentials can be quantified in the analysis; however, only a small proportion of women with ovarian cancer are recruited to clinical trials.

This pressure differential can be converted to a flow rate.

A disturbed differential can be a source of discontent and lack of motivation.

Maybe some of that differential can be attributed to youthful optimism, and the eighteen-to-twenty-nine-year-olds will be just as grumpy when they're older, but some of it surely represents a generational shift.

The International Federation of Health Plans, in its 2010 comparative price report, documented just how large the price differential can be for a wide range of services.

(In some cases this price differential can be baffling — a $30 orange cowrie from a market in Switzerland is virtually identical to a specimen that cost $1,000 online).