"thin difference in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a small, barely recognizable difference between two things. For example, "Despite only a thin difference in size, the two cars look almost identical."
This allegation ignores the validity of voter claims regarding balloting problems, as well as the razor-thin difference in the vote totals for each candidate.
A slight difference in oxygen pressure during magnetron sputtering can significantly affect the phase of the deposited VOx thin films.
-Brier scores show "paper-thin" differences in the accuracy of forecasts of 2014 governor races.
The substances belonging to the same class of compounds investigated by means of adsorption thin-layer chromatography may have slight differences in R F values.
In the tiny differences between the two versions, the refinements of phrasing, the crucial addition of that "little death," there is something very like the "tissue-thin difference" Updike so admired in Williams's career: the difference in this case not between a thing done well and a thing done ill, but between a thing done well and a thing done even better.
Creator, Thin Difference.
Asked whether there was any difference between the two parties, Moudud Ahmed, the former BNP law minister, said: "Yes and no, apparently not, not in policy, but there is a thin line, a difference in attitude".Over the past 16 years, during which the two parties ruled alternately, each of their governments misruled more extravagantly than its immediate predecessor.
Biomass both within and outside the "LD" exclosure tended to increase achieving a steady state at 1 3 years after thinning, and no difference in biomass was observed between within and outside the exclosure at 10 years after thinning (Fig. 1c).
A difference in thin film growth mode was observed depending on the substrate.
Significantly, more boys (22.9%) than girls (16.5%) were thin, while no sex difference in stunting was noted (boys 48.5%; girls 44.0%).
Age was more closely associated with thinning in the frontal than in the temporal cortex (regional mean difference in thinning per year = −.0085 mm/year; 95% confidence interval [CI] −.0113 to −.0057; p <.001], with thinning of.0073 mm/year (95% CI −.0109 to −.0038; p <.001) in the frontal region.
