"draw the difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to encourage someone to distinguish the differences between two or more things. For example, "Draw the difference between the two political candidates and decide which one makes the most sense for your district."
I -- if somebody wanted to make -- wanted to vote on the environment, how would you draw the differences, governor?
Despite these difficulties, some rough distinctions can be drawn: the difference between seeing red and seeing blue is not a difference in how things sound, or in how one's body feels.
"That's about campaigning," he continued, "about drawing the differences, and not being buffeted about by the problems that come from a government who have chosen a different set of priorities".
In three of these there were differences in GTV but when the treatment volume was drawn the differences were not clinically significant, as any areas of disagreement were included anyway in the fields in both plans.
In three cases the volumes defined were not similar but when the treatment volume was drawn the differences were not clinically significant, as the areas of contention were included in the fields in both plans.
Rather than obscuring the band, however, the commonalities serve instead to draw the subtle differences of The Soft Hills to the surface.
It is to mention that some Shariah scholars draw the line of difference between zakah and khoms, some are not.
"Stacking these layers and decelerating them, I create significant distance between the original video frames and employ software to automatically draw in the difference.
One possibility is that the true difference does exist and that a larger sample size is needed to draw out the difference, despite that we had shown that the sample size in our study had adequate power.
