Sentence examples for narrows the difference from inspiring English sources

That is about twice as much as for dial-up service, although the added cost of a second phone line narrows the difference considerably.

Ms. Clinton's speech narrows the difference in approach between the United States and Pakistan, which has long insisted that the war can only be brought to an end by political, not military means, and that talks must begin without preconditions.

For INF and SLICE, the major cost in Fig. 7a is filtering phase whereas PRE which improves the filtering phase by one time faster by pre-computing guardian sets narrows the difference between two phases.

Separating life expectancy into equivalent years of good health and years lost to sub-optimal health thus widens rather than narrows the difference in health status between the rich and the poor countries.

Creation of multiple MAF bins weakens this assumption as it narrows the difference in MAFs and therefore does not assume constant distribution of the effect sizes across the MAF range.

If we also consider the published risk of death following delta SOFA reduction (23%) to the risk of death with delta SOFA increase (37%) of Khan and colleagues, this significantly narrows the difference in risk between those who would possibly die or possibly survive (14%).

A 2-fold filter for differential gene expression narrows the differences between the technologies in terms of the numbers of genes identified as significantly differentially expressed (Table  3, Additional file 15).

Falling interest rates have narrowed the difference between what HSBC pays on deposits and what it can charge for loans.

A 4percentt increase in AngloGold's shares and an 11percentt drop in Newmont's has narrowed the difference between the bids.

Supporters said adopting the decimal system would narrow the difference between a stock's best bid and asking prices, known as the spread.

Customer limit orders also narrow the difference between the prices at which a dealer will buy and sell a stock, known as the spread, driving down investor costs.