Sentence examples for particular difference from inspiring English sources

For example, a particular difference may be simply explained by the different levels of granularity with which metabolic processes are described by each database, instead of a fundamentally different biological insight.

"It's hard to notice any particular difference," Mr. Yates said.

Economists often compare similar economies to isolate the impact of a particular difference.

"But every point in human history is unique, and it is always the last chance to make some particular difference".

"It's the trust we put in the people around us, our family and our carers, that makes a particular difference.

It will make a particular difference to low-income families, many of whom still spend a large proportion of their wages on essential travel costs".

The other species showed a relatively low prevalence in most of the villages without particular differences among the different areas.

Average fibre diameters of printed constructs using different printing directions and their variability reveal particular differences.

The infant skin microbiome is different from that of an adult, due to particular differences in skin structure and function.

Are there any particular differences or similarities between the types of products the women endorse in comparison with the men?

Within this basic scenario, astronomers have worked out details to explain the particular differences observed in the sizes and compositions of the inner and outer planets.