Sentence examples for relatively little differences from inspiring English sources

Consistent with that reported for SMT forces, acceleration amplitudes varied significantly across spinal regions with relatively little differences in acceleration latencies.

There are relatively little differences among the three schemes in bitrate and PSNR.

They too reported relatively little differences.

There is relatively little difference across the different cognitive groups apart from increased stroke and PD in dementia.

There was relatively little difference between the different methods of sedentary behavior assessment for the work, study and volunteering or childcare and eldercare domains.

The loss of weight measurements for mixes PC-G and ( Coverline{S} A )-G demonstrate that ( Coverline{S} A ) cement concrete lost 12%% less of its material due to scaling, even though there was relatively little difference in relative dynamic modulus.

Thus, in practice, this probably made relatively little difference.

There was relatively little difference in the odour and ammonia emissions from the two turkey houses.

It makes relatively little difference whether the language uses an alphabet, like Greek or English, or ideograms, like Chinese.

When I made small, relatively low-resolution scans for e-mailing or posting on the Web, there was relatively little difference between the scanners' output.

Actually, on the major issues there has been relatively little difference between Democrats and Republicans, but Ashcroft started picking fights virtually from the beginning.