1.   And winning streak or not, he will make a measurable difference in the number of people who come to the track when he runs.

2.   And to ignore that would exaggerate the true measurable difference between the two conference rivals.

3.   CFS patients often have measurable physiological differences compared to the rest of the population, but patterns are inconsistent.

4.   Everyone knows that in academic performance and economic well-being, there are measurable differences between blacks and whites.

5.   That would make a measurable difference.

6.   The book explored the social, political and biological factors that may contribute to measurable differences in the cognitive skills of men and women.

7.   The level of spending, Sullivan said, made a measurable difference.

8.   While outside security experts welcomed any improvements in airport security, they doubted that the new rules would make a measurable difference.