The phrase 'showing the difference' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to illustrate or explain the contrast between two things. For example: "Showing the difference between a russet potato and a sweet potato can help shoppers choose which one to buy."
Prevalence rate and its 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) and chi-square test were used for showing the difference on different ethnicity groups, different living areas and other predictive variables.
Figure 5 XPS analysis of Ti-KIT-6 (calcined) materials showing the difference in the different samples.
Figure 3 presents histograms showing the Difference Region size distributions for different categories of AS events, where both forms were supported by at least one spliced EST.
(b) XMCD data showing the difference between the Cu L2,3-edge AXS spectra for the different spin directions (ρ+ and ρ-) of nanowires measured at 300 K.
A box will pop up, showing the difference in pre-cliff and post-cliff withholdings.
We buyers really have to lead in showing the difference between the products of big organised businesses and the small farmers who care about biodiversity".
The Sanchez campaign has released a poll showing the difference at 3 points, while Perry aides say the margin is safely in double digits.
Looking at the scan showing the difference between his brain and a neurotypical one highlighted in blue, he felt he had concrete evidence, and was glad.
We do not attract sinners by being just like them in every way, but by showing the difference that God makes in our lives".
They crossed the finish line exactly even — the timing showing the difference as 0.000 seconds — on Laps 328 and 332 as Kenseth, the 2003 Cup champion, tried desperately to hold off Johnson.
They have produced images showing the difference, such as a toddler accidentally knocking a pan of water over themselves, and the telltale marks of cigarette burns or deliberate scalds.
