Sentence examples for represented a difference from inspiring English sources

The 2007 change represented a difference of about three years from the 2006 launch date, outlined in NASA's FY 2006 budget as being two years behind 2005 budget predictions.

This represented a difference in 19% of the gene probe sets in the chip.

Cysteine, choline, and methionine exhibited some variation between seasons, but this represented a difference between seasons of <1.5%.

To investigate whether these group differences represented a difference in depression history or rather a difference due to current depressive symptomatology, we controlled for DASS-D.

The higher rate of procedure codes for wound care in one data system probably represented a difference in coding practice or data structure.

The tops of the tree branches are connected by edges, where the color denotes the difference between the two VNTR-types: black and blue represents a difference in one locus, green and dark gray represent differences in two different loci, and light gray represents differences in three loci.

"That's where I represent a difference".

The varying tones of the same colour represent a difference in the land's condition.

Like Greece in the euro zone, Stockton represents a difference of degree, not of kind.

Mr. Lawitts explained the funding discrepancies between his agency's data and the Independent Budget Office report as representing a difference in accounting procedures.

That gap represents a difference of nearly $1.7 billion in the value of each firm's equity stake.