Sentence examples for making the differences from inspiring English sources

Specifically, as ICERs rise, the probability of acceptance appears to decrease, making the differences in QALYs obtained using different methods potentially meaningful.

By 1400 women's waistlines were higher, emphasizing the bosom and making the differences between the sexes obvious.

In a twist that sounds heavy-handed when summarized but is expertly managed, Lydia suffers an illness that leaves her helpless and aphasic, reduced to her animal self, making the differences between the two seem even more superficial, and their need for each other even more moving.

Female patients were decisive in making the differences in onset ages of ECH and CCH reach statistical significance (p = 0.004) (Table 1).

For instance, Clooney views inculturation as a positive posture of Christian friendship toward Indian native culture by adopting Indian symbols and words, whereas I find it to be often used as a mean to lure unsuspecting Indians into Christianity by making the differences seem irrelevant.

The authors should choose some way of making the differences clear.

The bargains are making the difference now.

"Leonardo Ulloa is making the difference.

That ended up making the difference.

That made the difference".

What made the difference?