"the least difference" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a small or insignificant difference between two things or ideas. Example: Despite their similar appearances, there is still a noticeable difference between the two paintings, even if it may only be the least difference in brush strokes.
The least difference between the effective strains, at different points, was achieved with channel angle of 90°, and the maximum principal stress values are lower with the same channel angle compared to other channel angles studied.
The optimal strain gage location was defined as the position that produced the least difference in strain pattern when the load was applied by teeth with two different surface areas.
Neat tides, conversely, happen twice a month during the quarter moon and show the least difference.
Fuzzy rating was obtained from the least difference of Fpred − Frec.
But Islam stands out as the religion that brooks the least difference between church and state.
I didn't register it then, not in words, but I think that was when I knew that he was already gone and that nothing anybody could have told him would have made the least difference.
The least differences in the IC50 values among different human cancer cells suggest broad spectrum anti-proliferative activity of α-solanine.
On the other hand, the mediolateral length of condylar head showed the least differences (3.5 0.2 mm, average 2.1 mm).
The size difference at the mandibular body unit was relatively small, and the mediolateral length of the condylar head showed the least differences.
Reference is made to differences in the recording practices (Carr-Hill, 1979), differences in the counting units (Aebi, 2008) and not in the least differences in the scope of the underlying offences (Harrendorf, 2012; Jehle, 2012).
The values from midsagittal planes constructed as perpendiculars to the FH plane showed the least differences from the morphometric values.
