Sentence examples for the difference vanished from inspiring English sources

After applying Finland's hefty tax rates, the difference vanished altogether.Most people's pay, like that of the Estonian dockers, is still determined mainly by the local job market.

In the early 1990s, Claude Steele at Stanford University and Joshua Aronson at New York University discovered that high-achieving black college students did worse than white students of similar ability on standardised academic tests, but the difference vanished when the students were told that the tests were not related to intelligence.

In addition, TaSnRK2.8 plants had significantly lower total soluble sugar contents than controls under well-watered conditions (Figure 5), but the difference vanished very soon after exposesure to salt stress (data not shown).

In the end, the most remarkable thing about this Kulturkampf is just how fast many of the differences vanished.

First, when the analysis is made in relative terms, the ranking of PV prominent regions changes and many of the differences vanish.

These findings of this study differ from a prior national study that included three counties (one third of all PCCs in Sweden) and revealed that privately owned PCCs received higher ratings in patient perceived quality than publicly owned PCCs but that this difference vanished after adjustment for the socioeconomic factors and the morbidity burden [ 28].

The average D' value for (A,S) was significantly higher (up to 0.04) than (S,S) for adjacent mutations, but decayed more rapidly, so that this difference vanished beyond 300 bases.

The analysis of H3K36me3 levels in human and C. elegans suggested that H3K36me3 was enriched in exons and depleted in introns [ 7]; however, this difference vanished after H3K36me3 levels were normalized to nucleosome occupancy [ 10].

Accordingly, the standardized variances of mate acquisition and clutch production were higher in males than in females (ΔI clutches  = 0.54, ΔI mates  = 0.45, Table  1), but this difference vanished when only considering successful reproducers (ΔI clutches  = 0.04, ΔI mates  = −0.02, Table  1).

However, the adjusted estimates indicate that not only the effectiveness difference but also the cost difference vanished thus it is not reasonable to present such a standardized estimate of the change in costs as the ICER.

At some point, the difference vanishes.