Sentence examples for great differences for from inspiring English sources
There exist great differences for heat transfer characteristics of functionalized nanofluid and traditional nanofluid.
Open circuit potential and redox potentials measured over two days showed great differences for the lactate/sulphate and lactate/nitrate growth media.
Sometimes only the first part of the quote is recalled, and that might raise the question whether he did not notice the great differences: for instance that natural languages develop without an a priori set of rules whereas artificial languages have an explicit syntax and are designed for a special purpose.
By further analyzing the rate saving performance of three coding schemes in Table 12, we found that the bitrate savings performance is great difference for different test sequences.
The results showed that the reaction performance had a great difference for the different structure thiophenic sulfur compounds.
Especially, there is a great difference for bismuth between its surface and bulk material properties in which the surfaces are much better metals than the bulk.
However, there is great difference for the burning characteristics between the multiple fire sources and one single fire source, which has not been paid much attention in the previous study.
The dependence of the size of heterogeneities on the degree of swelling shows a great difference for gels which exhibit strong polyelectrolyte properties (can swell hundreds of times) comparing with the ones which can swell less than 100 g/g.
"And it is not always obvious, maybe to us, but not to all parents, that actually learning from 3 to 6 in a small group for three hours per day, five days per week, makes a great difference for the extent to which children have success during vocational education and higher education, and even later in life," pointed out Jan van Ravens, Yale University professor.
The rates of prescription of the various AI differed in our subsamples, with the greatest differences for amitriptyline, especially in the Maghribi and sub-Saharan groups (see table 5).
