"with a slight difference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to explain that there is a small but important difference between two things. For example: "This recipe is very similar to the one I normally use, with a slight difference in the sugar content."
This phenomenon can be observed for both yeast genetic backgrounds, even if with a slight difference in timing, probably due to a different basal resistance of the two genetic backgrounds (phenomenon not further investigated).
The symptom profiles looked very similar to those found in the original cluster analysis sample, with a slight difference for sleep problems, which did not differ significantly between clusters 2 and 3 in the original sample but were significantly worse for cluster 3 vs cluster 2 in the validation sample.> -wrap-foot> a N = 478 total validation sample.
Among different areas, the age-specific mortalities were similar, only with a slight difference in the peak age; after the age of 30 years, the mortality in rural areas was generally higher than that in urban areas for both males and females in all age groups, except for the age group of 85+ years.
Now imagine the set up again with a slight difference.
Happily, he has achieved his objective – with a slight difference.
However, the analysis can be generalized to other cases with a slight difference in daily peak solar hours per case.
Slowly though, through untold hours trawling the internet I started to discover new artists who appeared to be rappers, but with a slight difference.
About a half-hour later, T-Mobile USA, a division of Deutsche Telekom with 28.7 million subscribers, announced its own fixed-rate plan, though with a slight difference: the $99 includes text, picture and instant messaging.
With the variation of halogen from fluoro to iodo on the uracil, the orientation of the molecules remains the same with a slight difference in the dihedral angle in all the co-crystals 1 4.
