Sentence examples for making large differences from inspiring English sources

The muscles are attached to bone relatively high in the body, which results in small differences in attachment making large differences in movement.

Different weights did not make large differences in correlation between the RARBIS and the DAS28 (Table 6).

"This means that small variations in numbers can make large differences in percentage terms".

Changes in the area open to imbibition and the boundary conditions of the core plug can make large differences to the rate of imbibition.

In particular, we identify and discuss key issues that can make large differences in the complex trade-offs required when designing a mission to the Trojan asteroids.

Given the large number of people diagnosed with breast, colorectal, lung and prostate cancer even small risk differences have the potential to make large differences to survival.

This is because movement is defined as any change in predicted risk, and so any bias in the absolute risk predictions is less likely to affect the overall proportions of individuals moving up and down than for the category-based measure, where small biases in the overall absolute risk can make large differences to the amount of movement between categories.

Since chaotic signal is very sensitive to initial condition and a small error in initial condition can make large difference as the iteration grows.

Statistically this does not make large difference but in single events the input energy computed without the X-component can be only half of what the usual way of computing the epsilon parameter yields.

In this case, smaller changes in delay would make larger differences in the TD metric.

Regarding lifestyle decisions, discounting differences are extremely important because over time they make large contributions to differences in the value assigned to future health states.