Sentence examples for a small difference is that from inspiring English sources

A small difference is that the residue Arg83 in U1A, which contacts U1 snRNA directly, is replaced with a Gln in SNF (Figure S4B).

For Cohen, the "small difference" is that "the biased journalist occasionally tells the truth".

What appears to be a small difference isn't that small when it grows exponentially.

One small difference is that we do not find a relationship between living in an urban location and overeducation among women.

The other small difference is that the Star didn't follow their vagrants around.

A small difference was noted in that despite the fact that there were more females in the study compared to males, the males still demonstrated a higher mean SES compared to the females, with 3.18 (SD = 1.21) for the males and 2.11 (SD = 1.17) for the females.

Glavkom calls the law a copy of similar Russian legislation, "the sole small difference being that Ukraine went even further along the path of dictatorship and curbs on civil freedoms than Putin's Russia.

One small difference was that in the primary analysis, there was no significant difference between persons in the most deprived versus the least deprived quintiles in their likelihood of seeing a psychiatrist, whereas the difference was significant in the sensitivity analysis.

One of the small differences is that the B-F bonds are on average 13% longer than the B-H bonds.

(Note that a smaller difference is more difficult to detect and requires a larger sample size; see below for details).

In a liquid the constituent atoms are only slightly farther apart than they are in a solid, but that small difference is significant enough to allow the atoms or molecules that constitute a liquid to move around and to assume a full range of geometric configurations.