The phrase "weigh the differences" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to carefully consider and compare the differences between two or more things. Example: Before making a decision, it is important to weigh the differences between the two job offers, such as salary, benefits, and job responsibilities.
These distributions capture the distinctions among different algorithms and weigh the differences at the decision level.
In picking Nasdaq, Facebook had to weigh the differences between the exchanges.
Customers now must weigh the differences between fiber optics and cable and consider Internet connection speeds and the number of high-definition channels they want as more companies enter the market.
From this baptism by fire, the Art Commission has, through the decades, had to weigh the differences of opinion between two pivotal groups: the artists and reformers who saw the city streets as a canvas for the uplifting power of art, and the special-interest groups and politicians who saw any oversight as interference with efforts to memorialize certain constituencies.
If you're running late, and someone needs you, weigh the differences there and then.
Weigh the differences in commercial properties.
In formula (3), a cumulative Jaccard distance that is frequently used in measuring the difference between two objects is used to weigh the difference between two GTNs.
The latter is measured with the question, "How much would you like to weigh?" The difference between the desired weight and actual weight is a relatively straightforward measure of one's desire for a thinner body.
At a party at the nightclub Laura Belle, Mr. Connery was weighing the differences between audiences in New York and in Los Angeles, where there was a screening last week.
Future work needs to define the extent to which such adaptations may influence the original theoretical model which lay at the heart of the PT and the extent to which elements common to many brief structured PTs (for e.g. goal setting, problem solving, improving interpersonal communication, etc) may out-weigh the differences between PTs.
Neuroethicists are weighing the difference between treatment of disorders and the enhancement of orderly minds.
