The phrase "a negligible difference in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a difference that is so small that it is not significant or important in a particular context.
Example: "The study found a negligible difference in the performance of the two groups, indicating that the new method did not significantly improve results."
Alternatives: "a minor difference in" or "an insignificant difference in".
Through London & Country we are remortgaging to a five-year fix with Santander at 2.99%, so it's a negligible difference in the rate.
There was a negligible difference in violent-crime arrest rates between the two treatment groups.
Compared to the other two methodologies, the PHEEMD reconstruction shows a negligible difference in the quality of the reconstructed image.
This may reflect a negligible difference in the cost/benefit equation for fed vs. food-deprived larvae in performing an escape response when under attack.
Ultrafast photoexcitation of GaAs core on the two samples generated a negligible difference in the intensity and bandwidth of emitted THz radiation.
For method 3 with sagittal ICAs, there was a negligible difference in the correlation to fully delineated ICV between using the position indices consistently from the patients' left and from the right, respectively.
In most sites there was only a negligible difference (< 5%) in the proportion of outdoor containers between the dry and wet seasons, with the exception of Ecuador where there was an increase of 24% in the number of outdoor water storage containers in the dry season).
Further, Mr. Stangler said in an interview, company survival rates going back to 1977 show a negligible difference between companies founded in expansions and recessions.
It also presents a negligible difference (below 2 pixels) in the overlapping area between two consecutive individual X-ray images and has a high visual quality.
A negligible difference can be seen in numerical and Monte-Carlo simulation results because at relatively high SNR values it was not possible to compute the numerical integration, since the crossing points no longer exist.
Even in this scenario, i.e. negatively skewed covariate, the means (standard deviation) of sampling distribution of T G STD (T6) for 0 % and 80%% censoring conditions are 0.280 (SD: 0.022) and 0.285 (SD: 0.062), respectively – a practically negligible difference in means.
