"with a differential of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the difference between two or more things, or the amount of change between two points. Example: "The company saw a significant increase in profits, with a differential of over 20% compared to last year's earnings."
New England pretty much lapped the conference with a differential of plus-25.
A few days before, Gallup released a survey showing George W. Bush's approval rating down to 39percentt, with a differential of minus 16.
■ Lyndon Johnson had already decided not to run for re-election, and his approval rating dropped beneath 40percentt, with a differential of minus 18, in an August 1968 poll.
One of the key questions that remained for many, including the Port Authority's executive director, Robert Boyle, was whether the congestion-pricing plan, the largest in the country, will alter driver habits and encourage E-ZPass enrollments with with a differential of only $2 between the cash toll and the off-peak E-ZPass price.
Only the Golden State Warriors, with a differential of +14.9, have fared better.
The peripheral blood count showed an elevated lymphocytosis (21.250/mL) with a differential of 65.3% lymphocytes, while other parameters as platelet count, number of erythrocytes and lactate dehydrogenase hormone level were all normal.
The most recent Gallup survey, the first conducted entirely after the resignation of Michael Flynn as national security adviser, has Mr. Trump's approval rating down to 38percentt, with 56percentt disapproving (a differential of minus 18).
This pH-dependent phenotype variation appeared to be associated with a differential expression of some of the FCT-encoded genes in response to pH.
The potentially increased activity of the various signalling pathways is associated with a differential expression of many families of transcription factors (TF; Table 7).
We believe advantages of beginning with a differential analysis of well-defined populations is that this facilitates correlation of the data back to function and enables a highly specific comparative analysis to be performed between major neuronal populations.
Classification and regression tree analysis (CRT) was used to determine the ability of sociodemographic, clinical and organizational characteristics to discriminate sub-groups of patients with a differential risk of CD.
