Sentence examples for a relatively small difference between from inspiring English sources

The explanation for this is a relatively small difference between the optical constants of contacting materials.

During the 1950s, low irrigated areas and wet climate conditions resulted in a relatively small difference between the two simulations.

Ordinary pay systems are based on a misguided notion of fairness, and so have a relatively small difference between the highest- and lowest-paid employees.

The carbonates reveal a relatively small difference between dry and water-saturated thermal conductivity values due to the little effective rock porosity.

This would suggest a relatively small difference between the three typing methods.

There was a relatively small difference between the 1000 and 250 replicates.

As a consequence, a relatively small difference exists between the number of children who qualify for a DSM-IV diagnosis and the number of children who qualify for a diagnosis with the PTSD-AA algorithm and the DSM-5 subtype for children 6 years and younger.

The price difference was small, about a penny a kilowatt-hour, or less than 20percentt, said Mr. Roncaioli, largely because Northeast has a relatively small difference in cost between peak hours and off-hours.

But since they found a relatively small difference in risk between bonds and shares, a six-point premium looked ridiculously high.

The finding of a relatively small difference in risk between the sexes found in our study therefore could have been a result of our successful adjustment for many cofactors.

The biggest problem with MRAM is a relatively small difference, difficult to detect, between its "on" and "off" states.