Sentence examples for showing a substantial difference from inspiring English sources

Neal Hudson, associate director of residential research at Savills, has used data from the Office for National Statistics, HM Revenue & Customs and mortgage lenders to put together a graph showing a substantial difference in the prices paid by homebuyers using mortgages and those who have the money to go it alone: it shows a cash premium of 30%.

The PROMIS PI at 3-month and >3-month follow-up and the qDASH at >3-month follow-up were the only measures and only time-points with confidence intervals (CI)'s showing a substantial difference between change groups (see Table 3).

Gonad is the one tissue examined here showing a substantial difference in average M F expression between the Z and autosomes (table 1, supplementary table 1, Supplementary Material online).

Taxon × light × start and taxon × collection × start were both a result of P. rhoeas exhibiting more pronounced responses to start and collection in light than in darkness, and taxon × collection × start also by P. argemone showing a substantial difference between summer and autumn collections in darkness but not in light (cf. Fig. 3 and Fig. 4).

His team was particularly surprised that although the genes of the two B clade viruses only differed by 12%, the two viruses showed a substantial difference in a critical feature: the parts of the virus that trigger killer-cell production.

The microcosms from the two sites showed a substantial difference, however, in the relative dominance of subsequent dichloroelimination of 112TCA.

A report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office found that the overall advantage for Uncle Sam's workers is even greater when including the value of benefits, although it also shows a substantial difference by educational level.

Both GFP-histones H3.3 and H3mm7 were preferentially incorporated in promoter regions (Supplementary Fig. 16 for GFP peak annotations) and did not show a substantial difference in the incorporated sites on the genome.

The results show a substantial difference between the former models and the latter, in terms of the estimated total marginal impacts of the different variables and the pattern of the error terms.

The CO emission index (EICO), on the other hand, remains nearly constant with respect to the variations in the equivalence ratio, and shows a substantial difference depending on the mixing characteristics of the fuel with the main premixed stream.

The bistatic case shows a substantial difference from the traditional monostatic case.