Sentence examples for make greater difference from inspiring English sources

The difference of radiopharmaceutical structure between 11C-4DST and 18F-FLT (Figure 1A,B) is small; however, it has been recognized that small molecular changes of the chemical structure sometimes make greater difference in the pharmacokinetics of PET tracers.

Thirdly, since decreasing costs (c) make greater difference between the collusive price on the one hand and Cournot and Bertrand prices on the other hand, decision-makers should be more concerned about the firms' competitive situation when they become more productive.

Autophagy has been proven to make great differences and to guarantee the survival of yeasts under various stressful conditions [ 53].

The appeal of character ethics, one might have thought, substantially lies in the promise of a self-cultivation that makes great differences in our ethical behavior, through fair times and foul.

Choose your best actions to seek "your own freedom", ie: "life liberty and the pursuit of happiness" under the current conditions, but where you are makes great differences.

He accepts that mistakes were made in the early days but that now a focus on 300, rather than 3,000 projects, will make a greater difference.

Such knowledge, experience and support would make a greater difference than having a few elite schools re-enter the field.

The president has also promised a long-term energy strategy, and it is in the long term that the government can make a greater difference.

And believe it or not, your shareholder vote may very well make a greater difference than the votes of institutional investors.

"This is a way that you can make a greater difference, as well as writing your congressman and telling them what you feel.

She has said of teaching at a community college, "I feel like I can make a greater difference in their lives.