Sentence examples for least difference between from inspiring English sources

The least difference between the effective strains, at different points, was achieved with channel angle of 90°, and the maximum principal stress values are lower with the same channel angle compared to other channel angles studied.

The influences of the water on the symmetric and antisymmetric modes are different evidently, and the greatest reduction ratio of eigenfrequency and least difference between dry and wet mode are relative to the first symmetric mode.

But Islam stands out as the religion that brooks the least difference between church and state.

From assessment of the ANN, it is found that the network including two hidden layers with 4 neurons in every layer results in the least difference between the network outputs and the experimental data, providing the best performance.

In Hwayeong and BLB, chromosome 8 showed the least difference between common SNPs and novel SNPs (Figure 3).

In HY-04 and HY-08, chromosome 9 had the least difference between common SNPs and novel SNPs at 3.83% and 2.72%, respectively.

The country comparisons reveal significant differences between the countries regarding the participants' ratings of the importance of the different contributing factors (p < .001), whereby the multiple comparison analyses reveal least differences between the participants in the countries regarding the value of the course contents and the participant participant relations (Table 5).

Those who progressed to conditional discharge were those with the lowest (best) scores on the DUNDRUM-3 programme completion and DUNDRUM-4 recovery scales, and also the least differences between clinician ratings and self-ratings.

We found the least difference in productivity between plants in ambient and elevated CO2 for the earliest cohort.

The most obvious, and perhaps least important, difference between the Jornada 720 and early models is color.

All of these questions presuppose that there are facts of the matter about what our words mean, or at least a difference between meaningful utterances and meaningless noises.