difference - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • make: Prepared to make a difference: Research evidence on how some of America's best college programs prepare teachers of reading.
  • explain: And can you explain the difference between a PCT and PCG?
  • tell: If you can't tell the difference with this then perhaps you are blinded by money?
  • notice: Since the first use I've noticed a difference in the texture of my skin as well as brightness.
  • understand: It is vital to understand the real differences of experience within Britain's black communities.
  • highlight: Once you've selected the other version of the document it will then highlight the differences for you.

Preposition: between

  • sex: Physical and physiological differences between the sexes may cause a variation in toxic response.

Adjective modifier

  • significant: No significant differences were found between.. ... No increase in X was detected.
  • real: Even small amounts of capital can make a real difference to local services.
  • big: That makes a big difference, I assure you.
  • huge: A few hours of spare time can make a huge difference to the lives of older people.
  • cultural: In line with the aim of menus being designed around patients, recognizing cultural differences in the customer base is essential.
  • subtle: So far all our mutant mice displayed very subtle differences from wild type animals and did not require any special treatments for adverse effects.

Modifies a noun

  • equation: Hirota methods for nonlinear differential and difference equations, J. Satsuma ( Univ. of Tokyo, Japan ).

Noun used with modifier

  • gender: However, when the groups were considered separately some clear gender differences emerged, with only the men showing a significant rise in RMR.
  • sex: To extend the investigation to boys and examine sex differences.
  • goal: City and Sheffield United were inseparable on goal difference, so the Blades went up because they had scored more goals.
  • temperature: However, there are regions where temperature and/or salinity differences between water masses result in stratification.

Preposition: in

  • efficacy: There was no difference in the efficacy of the two regimens, with 1356 women in each group.

Preposition: of

  • opinion: Here there may be a legitimate difference of opinion.

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