Sentence examples for small but notable differences from inspiring English sources

Although the three cohorts are quite similar along most variables, some small but notable differences might be of interest.

Here, the small but notable differences between chemical classes can be observed as offset correlation lines, which corroborate the absolute CCS differences between helium and nitrogen noted previously for each chemical class.

Gilbert said Federer in 2008 was like a baseball batting champion hitting.355 instead of.388 — a small but notable difference, particularly at Wimbledon, where he lost to Nadal in a five-set match many described as the greatest ever.

Adolescents face many academic and emotional challenges in middle school, but notable differences are evident in how well they adapt.

There were only subtle but notable differences between the distributions of the two proteins.

Overall, there is a small but notable increase in the helium nitrogen CCS difference with increasing mass for all classes except lipids where a limited mass range is surveyed.

The difference between the two is small, but notable: A1 has the amino acid histidine at position 67 in the protein chain, while A2 has the amino acid proline there instead.

"There was a small but notable pattern of intimidation of Carter Center witnesses," Mr. Carter said.

Many of which were unusable for 8 h or more and had a small but notable economic impact.

Traffic through the three metropolitan area airports increased by a similarly small but notable amount since last year.

In the early 21st century the Chinese constituted a small but notable portion of Myanmar's people.