The phrase "a prominent difference was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a significant distinction or contrast between two or more subjects in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In the study, a prominent difference was observed between the control group and the experimental group in terms of their responses."
Alternatives: "a significant difference was" or "a notable difference was".
A prominent difference is that bacteria have an initiator tRNA (transfer RNA) that has a modified methionine, whereas eukaryotes and archaea have an initiator tRNA with an unmodified methionine. 5. Metabolism: various types of metabolism exist in both archaea and bacteria that do not exist in eukaryotes, including nitrogen fixation, denitrification, chemolithotrophy, and hyperthermophilic growth.
A much more prominent difference was the observation that left and right cortex resorted in two separate components (shown in Figure 3), while the rat data always displayed clear bilateral networks for each part of the cortex.
When the amino acid sequences were submitted to the secondary structure prediction program Phyre2 [ 40], the most prominent difference was in an α-helical region from Arg to Ala in mammalian RPS3A, which was not predicted in yeast RPS1A or RPS1B.
Another prominent difference was observed in the CS library; there was an increase in sRNAs associated with LTR Gypsy transposons, and a decrease in sRNAs associated with rRNA repeats (Additional file 5: Figure S5C).
However the most prominent difference was found between trained/G-CSF-treated and non-trained/vehicle-treated animals (p<0.001).
The most prominent difference was observed at day seven.
No prominent difference was observed between C99 WT and C99 A2T.
The most prominent difference was observed between clusters with distal and proximal enrichment of RTSSs relative to genes.
The most prominent difference was observed in the CCL4/ MIP-1β gene, with upregulated transcript levels of more than 300-fold.
