Sentence examples for letter difference from inspiring English sources

Celera says it is 3.12 billion letters of DNA; the public consortium that it is 3.15 billion units, a letter difference of 30 million.

Only in the 20/50 or worse subgroup did aflibercept achieve clinical superiority (>5 letter difference) to bevacizumab.

The difference between direct and indirect evidence was higher when considering the incremental efficacy of ranibizumab monotherapy over laser monotherapy (2.5 letter difference between the indirect and the direct evidence), although this difference remained non-significant (p=0.61).

The team discovered eight "letter" differences that can shrink brain tissue by about 1.5%, depending on the letter inherited, Thompson and his colleagues report online today in Nature.

As far as I can tell from watching the Arab satellite networks there's only a one-word, actually just a one-letter, difference in how they report the war and how U.S. networks report it.

The difference between health and the hospital could be as slight as a one-letter difference in the DNA sequence that codes for a molecule involved in inflammation.

Block letters: difference in total N min concentrations; small letters: difference in NH4 + N concentrations.

First, I was hoping people would not get Obama and Osama confused with the one-letter difference.

Specifically, they compared 1m of the single-letter differences to produce what is dubbed the "HapMap".

And the single-letter differences between these entries meant that you ended up with either CLINTON or BOB DOLE in the middle row, next to the word ELECTED.

"We kept seeing a lot of them [these single-letter differences] highlight that region in chromosome 3," Tishkoff said.