The phrase "a noteworthy difference in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or highlighting a significant distinction or variation between two or more subjects.
Example: "There is a noteworthy difference in the performance of the two models, which could influence consumer choice."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a remarkable difference in".
A noteworthy difference in chemistry between the inferred IBM andesite and the average continental crust was a strong depletion in potassium and other incompatible elements in IBM andesites (Table 1).
According to the 2007 study, Moore found a noteworthy difference in students' and teachers' perceptions about teaching evolution in biology courses; although most of the teachers stated that they gave emphasis to evolution in biology courses, relatively few students thought that their teachers emphasized or addressed evolution in biology courses.
There is a noteworthy difference in item content between the 4DSQ and the HADS.
A noteworthy difference in the Mt-PrsA catalytic site is the presence of Asn45, which is arranged to form contacts with the ADP ligand.
Although a noteworthy difference in adequate glycemic control was identified between T2DM patients with and without pre-existing CVD, this study has several limitations.
The question of what constitutes a noteworthy difference in DIC between two candidate models has not yet received a satisfactory answer.
We detected expression of DFFA in tumours of all different stages, but found a noteworthy difference between that in low-stage and high-stage tumours.
The simulation results of pressure fluctuations show that there exists a noteworthy difference of pressure amplitudes in each rotating flow passage, which is not obvious under other conditions.
A noteworthy difference, however, is the distal fin domain in sharks is extremely narrow relative to the distal limb domain in tetrapods.
We did not observe any noteworthy differences in GO classifications between these two species, except for a small number of GO terms.
The only noteworthy difference in the documentation is that the operator of a LinkedHashMap is currently read-only; it cannot be used for insertion.
