Sentence examples for important difference to from inspiring English sources

An important difference to the mentioned studies lies, however, in the selection of different maize varieties.

"That is an important difference to us," he said.

The measured burning velocities at 298 K showed an important difference to the previously obtained literature values.

An important difference to s-PP homopolymer is the absence of cracks and ripples in the single-crystal-like entities, that are typical for s-PP homopolymer.

The simplicity of it, or the social side of walking with a friend, can make an important difference to people's lives.

But it makes an important difference to the integrity of the university whether the enhancement of his reputation is an unavoidable side-effect of his giving or one of the clear purposes of it.

An important difference to previous studies and to natural conditions was that all plants had unlimited access to N (but N was supplied at different concentration), as the N in the nutrient solution of the large pots was kept constant.

However, there is an important difference to note in the case of a step change in conditions, as used to define GRT in equation (14), in comparison with a periodic variation in the forcing recharge (of period P).

"Partnerships could make an important difference to the sustainability of commercially funded PSBs and to the broadcasting sector across the UK". These ideas will be "developed over the summer" and submitted by BBC management to the BBC Trust for approval later this year.

There is no important difference to observe yet.

Those genes make a small but important difference to the way these pigs process their food.