Sentence examples for direct difference from inspiring English sources

Using direct difference in incomes from different years is obviously inappropriate, because various factors such as inflation must be taken into account.

The governing equation coupling the piezoelectric effect is first derived based on the assumed distribution of the electric potential in the flexural direction of the piezoelectric layer and an eigenvalue problem is solved using the direct difference method.

There were no differences in the AD of any AA in lupine or in wheat when those were determined with the direct, difference or Reg2 method.

pic.twitter.com/5vsstpUZaL Francis' statement concluded: "I repeat: I will never apologise for being a woman who hunts as I know that my passion for hunting and conservation is making a direct difference on the ground for wildlife".

"These sorts of things can make a direct difference to the ethos in a school, and, on a wider level, it gives young people the tools to think about issues like this for themselves rather than through often distorted and fairly hateful representations in the media".

Nothing that goes on inside them is poised to make a direct difference to what they believe or desire, since they have no beliefs or desires.

Treating the NHIS estimates as the reference, direct differences (DD) were calculated by subtracting NHIS estimates from BRFSS estimates.

This is one of the most direct differences between school and career.

Validating our results using clonal derived, multiply passaged neurospheres, ensures that the gene expression differences we observed were due to either direct differences in NSC gene expression or in genes expressed by NSC progeny rather than other cells that are contaminating the neurosphere cultures.

There are no direct differences in health and nutrition outcomes between VDC participants and non-participants.

Differences in urine 2,5-DCP concentrations also may reflect differences in metabolism, rather than direct differences in individual exposures.