The phrase "a reflection of differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that illustrates or represents the variations or distinctions between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The study serves as a reflection of differences in cultural practices across various regions."
Alternatives: "an indication of disparities" or "a representation of variations".
Glomski et al. (2007b) reported that the detection limits for lux+ B. anthracis using the IVIS100 system (Xenogen, now part of Caliper Life Sciences, Alameda) were between 10 and 10 bacteria in different organs, and were a reflection of differences in organ location and pigmentation.
It is not yet clear whether these clinical differences relate to differences in the underlying disease trigger and pathogenesis, or are a reflection of differences in cellular processes and immune function in different age groups.
Tibial aspect ratio differences between Chinese and white males (1.82 ± 0.07 vs 1.75 ± 0.11), though significant, were likely a reflection of differences in knee size between races.
That America's have travelled much further down the road to price differentiation than Britain's can be seen as a reflection of differences in university admissions.Admissions officers at selective American universities put enormous effort into creating "balanced" classes by which they primarily mean a mix of races and parental incomes.
It is possible that the observed differences in sensitivity between hallucinating and non-hallucinating participants is simply a reflection of differences in visual acuity.
This contradiction could be a reflection of differences in activity regulation between the rat and the human enzymes.
The extent of agreement between the results of proposed approach and inter-subunit distance-based approach is a reflection of difference in perceptions and definition of protein-protein interfacial residues.
In this study, there was a strong correlation between KPNA2 and patient's age; however, this was mainly a reflection of difference in tumour grade and ER status.
This could simply be a reflection of different enzyme types, concentrations or differences between batches.
This geographic difference in treatment response may be a reflection of population differences, genetics, cultural or social differences in disease management, or low power and statistical chance.
These differences in gene expression between species are possibly a reflection of the differences in the different cellular and biochemical environment in the NP of these two species.
