Meanings of most difference in English

What scientific advance would make the most difference to your daily life?

I think it is the hair that has made most difference, Meinik.

Once again, he says, it's genetic inheritance, not conditions of upbringing, that makes the most difference.

Of course, I see one thing: it's the people nearest one that make the most difference.

The proposal covers netting of various financial assets and liabilities, but will make the most difference in reporting derivatives.

While these can be the simplest of tasks, such small changes often make the most difference to a busy life.

Persons who, when rich themselves, have been overbearing to others, are perhaps those who notice most difference when misfortunes overtake them.

To make the most difference in air quality in a street or city, it has to be the right tree for the job.

It would be better if resources are targeted where they make most difference -and that is in primary and early secondary school.

We want to preserve tests for where it makes the most difference, Cloete told Hudson when asked why the approach to testing has changed.

Interprofessional exercises within our curriculum mediated most differences among student groups.

The observational studies reported short-term effectiveness and resource utilization favoring endovascular therapy, but most differences were not statistically significant.

"The nearest stars show the most difference, and the farthest ones the least," Ram observed.

We were able to allocate most differences between the genomes to individual mutations, recombination events, or lateral gene transfer events, in specific lineages.

It suggested that most differences in sexual attitudes and behaviours between men and women are in fact small and were affected by social environment.

At Tas below thermoneutrality, this puts increasing energy demands on the animals, whereas at thermoneutrality most differences in energy metabolism are not apparent any more.