The phrase "a large differential in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant difference or variation between two or more items, often in contexts like finance, statistics, or comparisons.
Example: "There is a large differential in the salaries of employees based on their experience levels."
Alternatives: "a significant gap in" or "a considerable difference in".
Within the US, however, there was a large differential in attitudes to religion between left-leaning and right-leaning voters.
Not all, however, would accept that the coerciveness of a large differential in bargaining power depends upon its causal origins.
A large differential in incremental evidence between E and E* tells us that learning E increases the subject's total evidence for H by a larger amount than learning E* does.
A large differential in either systolic or diastolic blood pressure within 24 hours of symptom onset in acute ischemic stroke appears to be associated with more severe strokes, worse functional outcome and early death.
Another study in Bangladesh [ 70] found an interesting interaction effect: There is a large differential in delivery service use favouring gainfully employed women among those living more than 1 hour travel time from a health centre, while employment status does not play a role among those within 1 hour travel time.
While this is true to a small extent, there cannot be a large differential in this area.
Our gender-stratified results were mixed and thus more difficult to interpret; while urinalysis in female child visits differentially decreased in both settings, in male visits we observed a large differential decrease in the community health center setting compared to no change in the private practice setting.
Given that Q45A also showed a large differential effect in cAMP assays, we determined the pIC50 for AM at the AM2 receptor.
That may explain the large differential in trailing 5-year returns measured against either the small-cap growth or mid-cap growth categories.
Levels of free AA released in response to zymosan were approximately 10-fold higher than those of 2-AG, which partially accounted for the large differential in PG versus PG-G synthesis.
Thus, when an irrelevant distractor was present under high working memory load, it would have elicited greater congruency-monitoring signals from ACC which in turn fed back to V1, resulting in a larger differential primary cortex signal related to the distractor congruency.
