Sentence examples for smallest differences from inspiring English sources
The MSG results had the smallest differences when selecting different values of β 2, which means the MSG inversion is more robust against variation in β 2 than those of the TV, MS, or MGS.
"The smallest differences sometimes unleash the most horrific violence".
Australia, Denmark and Spain have some of the smallest differences in the world, with women making roughly 90percentt of what men do.
Chaudhuri found that the eight most recent finals, from 2008 through 2015, have featured six of the top seven matchups in the tournament's history, according to average Elo ratings, though they haven't always had the smallest differences in ratings between teams.
Drawing on his long study of the British civil service, Marmot, an epidemiologist at University College, London, argues that "where you stand in the social hierarchy" -- down to the smallest differences in job title or the size of your home -- "is intimately related to your chances of getting ill, and your length of life".
Just like coffee or chocolate or wine, the smallest differences (type of grass, breed of cow, lifestyle, etc).
Small differences are found among the ports in different regions.
"Everybody has different opinions about the small stuff and small differences.
We make small differences.
There were just two small differences.
