Sentence examples for measurable difference between from inspiring English sources
On most social issues (abortion, L.G.B.T. rights), there was no measurable difference between them.
Because there are rich people in Cheshire and poor people in Kent does not mean there is no measurable difference between people in similar situations.
No measurable difference between SS removal efficiencies in open and close circuit (83%), and clogging of the electrode filter were observed.
If it came from a variety that was genetically engineered, regardless of whether there was any measurable difference between the non-genetically engineered and the genetically engineered product, it would be labeled.
Little is known about its effects, but changing its levels, possibly through diet or with different gut bacteria, might help to control high blood pressure.Another of Dr Nicholson's studies has even found a measurable difference between people who say they like chocolate and those who are indifferent to it.
Regarding pyruvate, although time effect was less obvious, the same culture duration (overnight+ 24 h) also resulted in measurable difference between stimulated and non-stimulated samples (Fig. 1b).
There were no measurable differences between the different kinds of noise (mean relative deviation red noise = 4.9 (SD = 6.41), white noise = 4.3 (SD = 5.53), P>0.5).
He set about -- ultimately unsuccessfully -- to discover measurable differences between normal brains and those of schizophrenics.
In all three systems, including the "homogeneous" one, subtle yet measurable differences between Fickian and non-Fickian transport were observed.
Nevertheless, it is clear that there are measurable differences between the two candidates on domestic policy, and that on issue after issue the Democrats would still urge a more vigorous deployment of federal resources to solve national problems.
We also addressed the question of spontaneous activation and found that measurable differences between the models with and without spontaneous activation appear only under limiting conditions (deficit or excess of surface).
