Sentence examples for tracks the difference from inspiring English sources
Dalbar Inc. of Boston tracks the difference between stated and actual returns and publishes an annual report on it.
It tracks the difference between emigration through social network and recruiting agents and looks at the difference of cost and risk involved.
This tracks the difference in air pressure between Iceland and the Azores and, during the winter months, determines the strength of the winds, temperatures and rainfall in the St Kilda archipelago.
We can start with a well-known technical-analysis indicator called MACD indicator, which measures the distance between the 26- and 12-day moving averages and then tracks the difference over time.
Although in principle horizontal gene transfer, the movement of genes among different genomes, could obscure the phylogenetic pattern, in practice the difference in gene content between two organisms closely tracks the differences in marker genes such as the 16S rRNA gene (Zaneveld et al. 2010; Konstantinidis and Tiedje 2005).
Moov made a name for itself launching with various modes for different sports, so that users could accurately track the difference between swimming, cycling, boxing, running, etc.
Computers tracked the difference between prices for crude oil, and for the products made from it, gasoline and heating oil.
Reflecting concerns about the estimates, Mr. Grout kept a spreadsheet that tracked the difference between his valuations and the midpoint.
For five days in March, Mr. Grout also kept a spreadsheet that tracked the difference between his valuations and the midpoint.
Driving home the idea that traders were "pressured" to diminish losses on their trades, Mr. Levin refers to a junior trader in London, Julien Grout, who, at one point, kept a spreadsheet that tracked the difference between his valuations and the midpoint.
Eventually he tracked the difference down to a small alteration he had inadvertently made in transferring the initial data, by altering the number of decimal places.
