Sentence examples for differences are minute from inspiring English sources

The differences are minute, but it's all about the balance of chickpea to tahini, plus lemon juice.

The orders of the average friction over time are the same as those of the maximum friction; however, there differences are minute.

The two-colored bolete has several species that are similar to it and the differences are minute in most cases.

However, the differences were minute and not obvious by immunohistochemistry (Fig. 1B; supplementary material Fig. S1B).

The difference is minute, about one part in a hundred thousand, yet measurable nonetheless.

We multiplied 100 by ECW/TBW because the ECW/TBW difference was minute on univariate and multivariate analyses.

In FHS, a genetic risk score comprised of 18 confirmed type 2 diabetes risk SNPs was higher among individuals who developed type 2 diabetes over 28 years compared with those who remained free of diabetes, although the absolute magnitude of the difference was minute (about 0.6 risk alleles, although the probability that there was no difference was <0.0001) (Fig. 5 A and B) (29).

For forces and levels that cycle with a period of many days, it makes no difference whether the difference is minutes or many hours," he said.

Although the differences between languages are minute, and can't be elevated to either a prison house or a world view, it is in language's minutiae that the small gestures of art live.

The textual differences are generally minute, but they will differ drastically in their explanation of the text.

"Being at the Pirates, I've seen people I've played with go onwards and it's made me realise that, while team-wise there's a huge step between Championship and Premiership clubs, individually the difference can be minute," he added.