The phrase "a significantly smaller difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more items or situations to highlight that the difference between them is notably less than another difference being discussed.
Example: "After analyzing the results, we found a significantly smaller difference in performance between the two models than we initially expected."
Alternatives: "a notably lesser difference" or "a considerably reduced difference".
It allows to dynamically select BCs that provide a higher level of precision (and F1 value) for target individuals, and a significantly smaller difference between desired and actual fpr.
There was a significantly smaller difference score in the hyperpolarized state.
Comparing the percent correct achieved during round 1 to that of round 2 revealed a significantly smaller difference in the MCQ version of the experiment relative to the SAQ version (for the ANOVA interaction between answer format and round F1,86 = 63.7, p < .001), but for both conditions, the difference between round 1 and round 2 accuracy were statistically significant (p < 0.001).
Moreover, we find significantly smaller differences in the coefficients of the country dummies in the probit estimates, since the probit model imposes the restriction that a predicted value has to lie inside the range of 0 and 1.
This might explain why, compared with the control group, the TD patient group exhibited significantly smaller differences in mean oxy-Hb concentration in channels 7, 10, and 13 between the baseline and activation tasks.
Higher MAF and lower GenTrain scores (i.e. a measure of clustering efficiency calculated in GenomeStudio) were associated with larger differences between the empirical and estimated values, respectively (General linear model, P < 0.001, Table 1) and loci classified as MSV-3 and Mono had significantly smaller differences between empirical and estimated frequencies compared to SNP loci (P < 0.001).
However, proxies who lived with patients and those who saw patients every day had a significantly smaller mean absolute difference from patient scores on the FES than those who lived apart or those who saw patients less frequently.
At baseline, patients with type 2 diabetes had a significantly smaller total brain volume (adjusted difference between type 2 diabetes and control group [95% CI] −1.36% [−2.31 to −0.40], P = 0.006) and larger peripheral CSF volume (0.98% [0.07 to 1.90], P = 0.036).
A meta-analysis of MRI estimates of HcV revealed smaller volumes of both left and right hippocampi in chronic PTSD. 25 A further analysis reveals a significantly smaller pHPC in PTSD with no difference in volumes of aHPC or subiculum.
In contrast, the human subjects discriminated significantly smaller size differences in the simultaneous than in the successive conditions (p = .002).002
The main effect of diagnosis was due to significantly smaller amplitude differences for children exposed to PM compared to unexposed children.
