The phrase "a difference was evident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a noticeable distinction or change was clear in a particular situation or context.
Example: "After the training program, a difference was evident in the team's performance and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a difference was clear" or "a difference was noticeable."
The mean number on TbCSV-infected and TYLCCNV-infected plants was 1.9 and 10.8 times higher than that on healthy plants, and such a difference was evident for all life stages (Table 3, Figure 1).
In the comparison with a more recent study of working miners [ 12, 13], a difference was evident between the prevalence found in that study and the prevalence estimated from the combined reading in this study (20.5 % vs. 13%%).
Interestingly, a difference was evident after isolation: the morphology of the TRK-T3 foci in NY317F cells was less transformed than that of the foci in NIH3T3 and NWT cells, and will be subsequently called 'intermediate' (Table 1-wrap>).
However, bottom graphs show that there was no difference in time to EC opinion if the analysis is limited to EC that were involved both before and after MD-CTA (on different clinical trials), while a large difference was evident in the comparison including EC that were involved only before or only after MD-CTA.
A larger difference was evident in the MPred group, as soleus was 19% lower than Control and plantaris was 48% lower than Control (both p<0.01).
Despite this apparent similarity in survival, a great difference was evident in the capacity of both products to sterilize the thighs of survivors after 4 days of treatment: 100% mice in the innovator group had sterile thighs, while 0% achieved this goal after generic treatment, leaving approximately 4 log10 CFU of P. aeruginosa per thigh.
A significant difference was evident on discharge (t-test; P=0.024).
However, a greater difference was evident between the patients and the health care providers.
A significant difference was evident between the number of altered networks associated with exposure to primary and PCA pollutants.
*Exact test was used A significant difference was evident in breastfeeding attitudes when gender, parity, age, education, knowledge and breastfeeding history were examined.
A significant difference was evident when the mean (±SD) sodium levels yielded by the ABG and AA were compared (p < 0.001).
