"residual difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the remaining or leftover difference between two things or values. Example: After accounting for all other variables, there was still a residual difference of 5% in the sales figures for the two products. In this sentence, "residual difference" is used to describe the small but noticeable difference that exists between the sales figures, even after considering all other factors that could affect them.
As the base of the adhesives is the same, is expected that, since the matrix decomposition residue should be the chemically identical, the mass residual difference in the thermal decomposition of these adhesives is a result of the difference between the fillers and the mass fraction of filler added to each material.
So we're stuck with a residual difference between your responses.
It is found that the proposed technique can achieve a higher compression ratio of 40 with lower Percentage Residual Difference (PRD) Value less than 1%.
Together with some residual difference electron density in the active site, this architecture permitted the building of external aldimine models of the enzyme with the substrates glutamate, the amine donor, and N-succinyl-2-amino-6-keto-pimelate, the amine acceptor.
Therefore, this residual difference between trial 2 speeds could reflect rats' anticipation of trial 3 outcomes during trial 2 as originally proposed by Capaldi (1985) Experiment 3 was designed to determine whether we could enhance rats' final trial outcome expectancies during trial 2 by making different trial 2 choices distinctive cues for each trial 3 outcome.
The upper panel shows a residual difference between the experimental and simulated values.
The residual differences at void fractions below 0.10 arise from the increasingly serial nature of the remaining voids.
Based on the residual differences it seems that the DE of grape pulp and alfalfa meal was over and underestimated, respectively, by the direct method.
Our final model compares the risk of reporting poor health among Belgians and people from Britain living in similar local contexts, adjusting for any residual differences in individual level characteristics.
The residual differences between the calculated and the experimental free energies of binding are shown.
Consequently, dividing the outcome from a target region with a highly correlated denominator region leaves minimal residual differences between individuals.
