Sentence examples for there is a certain difference from inspiring English sources
Chronoamperometry and chronocoulometry show that there is a certain difference in the behaviour of Pt and Ag working electrodes due to uneven passivating anodic processes.
He added, "It's a mental ability to handle the pressure, to play well at the right moments, and that's why I think there is a certain difference with top-10 players".
(2) there is a certain difference between linear velocity equations and power-law velocity equations, and the power-lower equations are generally more close to measured data than linear equations except for class E in Japan and class D in California.
In comparison to artists of other genres, there is a certain difference in covering electronic music.
There is a certain difference in terms of involvement of Gαo/i subunits in Or22a-mediated signaling as judged by our in vitro vs. in vivo experiments, as Drosophila Gαo and Gαi are involved in vivo, while in HEK293T cells the mammalian Gαo appears to prevent the signaling mediated by Gi2.
There was a certain difference in the peak times at which the transition from PCh 2 to PCh 3 occurred after the TChs peak time was reached, but it was not significant.
The 3 year and 5 year overall survival (OS) rate are also displayed in Tables 2 and 3, where there was a certain difference between the CRT plus surgery group and the surgery alone or CT plus surgery groups.
While there is a certain arbitrariness in the play of differences that result, it is not the arbitrariness of a reader getting the text to mean whatever he or she wants.
There seems to be a certain difference in Porphyry's and Plotinus' emphasis here, however.
Besides the thematic areas and strategies, there were also "lines of work," "sets," "challenges," and "lenses," and there was a certain lack of clarity on the difference between these things.
Mr. Illingworth added: "There's a certain amount of freshness or newness or difference about California" compared with the car capitals of America and Japan.
