Sentence examples for quite no difference from inspiring English sources
It appears that there is quite no difference in performance between SSE and AVX2.
Elbow, thumb, shoulder, penis, ankle - no difference.' Quite right: and very liberating advice.
Although these two adjuvants are proposed to have quite distinct mechanisms of action, no difference in the magnitude and kinetics of antigen-specific T-cell activation (Fig. 1 A ), as revealed by CD69 expression (18) and T-cell expansion (Fig. 1 B) in the draining lymph node, was observed following immunization.
They have no quite significant differences.
"It's quite a difference," he said, "just with a different hook".
For now, Leiter, who had more hard luck than hard hits off him, remains the Mets' ace with no obvious No. 2 starter -- quite a difference from how the Yankees' rotation shapes up with Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte and Mike Mussina, even with Orlando El Duquee) Hernández questionable after arm and toe injuries.
There is much hustling for post-Games power over both "sustainability" and "legacy", when it's quite clear no one quite gets the difference.
"Quite a difference," he said.
"What you eat makes quite a difference.
This can make quite a difference.
