The phrase 'with a little difference' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that something is only slightly different from before. For example, "I tried my grandmother's recipe, but I cooked it with a little difference."
"The rest of the members hold the same view, too, but with a little difference regarding the level of the reduction".
The Wenner and Schlumberger data suggest the similar type of layers present in the area with a little difference in the values of resistivity.
The mean effective concentration (EC50) was 13 to 15 μM for PFOS with a little difference between PPARα from mice or humans.
The Wenner and Schlumberger data suggest the similar type of layers present in the area with a little difference in the values of resistivity. .
Regarding the execution time of the meta-heuristics, NSGA-II and MOCell obtained the smallest execution times with a little difference between them.
Applied structures for the power functions in current article were used by many researchers with a little difference (Sadjadi et al. 2005, 2010, 2012; Lee and Kim 1993; Jung and Klein 2001; Leung 2007; Panda and Maiti 2009).
By contrast, in the case of PHGA, the HG and HA units are perfectly miscible in a same crystal lattice with only a little difference in crystal cell dimensions due to the identity of chain conformation of HG and HA units during packing into the crystal lattice.
You can make it exactly, or if there's a little difference with the floor, you just tell people to watch their step.
The whisker is capable of attenuating both γ-rays and neutrons and shows a little difference with that of the equal molar mass of Pb and B in mixture.
It is expected that the results of two physical examinations have a little difference with each other.
We can also find that the residue weight of samples i and j has a little difference with the EDX results.
