Sentence examples for finding out the difference from inspiring English sources

"Bournemouth are still finding out the difference between the Premier League and the Championship and this is going to be a tough evening for them.

We're measuring angles and finding out the difference between lions and tigers and I'm feeling the magnetic yearning for the job I trained so hard for.

Here, data are shown for a whole year (from 2010 to 2011); the study done gives us a broad view of finding out the difference in efficiencies of module when dust collects on it.

By finding out the difference between the gene tree and the species tree and fitting the gene tree into the species tree, the number of genes in each ancestral node and the gene duplications and losses along each branch of the species tree were counted.

Responses to survey were analyzed for finding out the significance of differences in terms of the demographics of participants.

This means finding out whether the difference between the benefit of X provided at level L and the sum of DM(L X), P(L X) and I(L X) is biggest for L = L1, L2, L3 or L4.

Start by finding out the facts.

"We're finding out that the difference is minuscule, but it really shows up on the scoreboard sometimes". It showed up almost immediately on the scoreboard last night, when Detroit silenced the enthusiastic sellout crowd of 19,740 just 35 seconds into the game.

This analysis focused on finding out the sector-wise difference for of each of the item relevant to a given dimension.

Randomization "takes the guesswork, the wizardry, the technical prowess, the intuition, out of finding out whether something makes a difference," she told me.

Feeling the fire is hotter than it was before is a matter of perception, discrimination, or finding out a difference.