The phrase "a large difference was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant disparity or change that has occurred in a particular context.
Example: "In the study, a large difference was observed between the two groups in terms of their performance."
Alternatives: "a significant difference was" or "a considerable difference was".
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.
Such a large difference was due to the stacking of normal/inverse-transient creep in the creep-fatigue test.
A large difference was found in the power of detecting a specific subpopulation showing a clearance decrease of 30% or 50%.
A large difference was observed in cognitive flexibility with FEM patients performing worse than HCs in TMT-B (p = .004), even after family-wise adjustment (i.e. α/5), with a medium effect size (r = .37).37
Concerning parents' working status, a large difference was also found between the mothers.
A large difference was detected between non- and Cd-treated (50 μM) roots.
A large difference is also recognized in the phase value of the TM mode at Site 8 for frequencies <200 Hz.
If the instrument response is characterized by f = 0.9 Hz and h = 0.6, the difference from the standard instrument response is not very large, whereas a large difference is recognized for the case of f = 0.5 Hz and h = 0.3.
A large difference is observed in the cumulative drop surface area and the effective interfacial area on account of the large degree of CO2 absorption taking place during the process of atomization and the large number of internally stagnant drops.
Interestingly, Jurkat have nearly the same ED50 for Pr uptake as HeLa, but a large difference is seen in cell survival.
Significantly imprinted genes, where the two crosses give a large difference, are in red near (1,1) or (−1,−1).
