Sentence examples for only very small differences from inspiring English sources

While ray-traced ZHD and ZWD at the co-located antennas significantly differ, the ray-traced gradients show only very small differences.

Only very small differences have been found between the results obtained from GPU and CPU simulations, which are comparable with the effect of stochastic transport phenomena in atmosphere.

Only very small differences of surface tension changes, due to adsorption of pyrazine at various electrode charges, can be detected between the two methods.

The resulting diPBIs showed only very small differences in optoelectronic properties, but aliphatic-substituted diPBIs provided better performance due to their better solubility and ability to form co-continuous films with the donor polymer PTB7.

In both instances, only very small differences (0.4 0.8 ppm) in the resonance frequencies of the butylene carbon resonances are observed between the 13C NMR spectra recorded for both polymorphs.

For Rumex, only very small differences can be observed in the weights of the current and past meteorological elements in the pollen-free period preceding the current pollen season (Figure 2, 4th panel from above, left).

There is only very small difference in measured IR spectra between 1a and 1b, because all above described absorption bands for 1a are also present in the spectrum of 1b (Figure 4).

Significant but very small differences were found on several exposures.

In some cases, while the order is not broken, there are only very small competency differences between categories located at different main ISCED levels: respondents in Flanders and Spain with ISCED 3 or 4 vocational in comparison to ISCED 2 or 3C short only achieve average literacy levels which are 7 points higher.

Conventional spectra measured with different polarization (parallel and perpendicular to laser polarization, respectively: parallel to long or short NP axis) in irradiated regions only show very small differences which, however, are still considerably larger than the noise in the spectra.

Indeed, for example, Beirne et al. [29], only found very small differences between visual acuity along the horizontal and vertical meridians for an eccentricity of 10° and this difference is probably even smaller at an eccentricity of 4°.