The phrase "a widespread difference between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or notable disparity between two or more entities, such as groups, ideas, or phenomena.
Example: "There is a widespread difference between urban and rural education systems in terms of resources and opportunities."
Alternatives: "a significant gap between" or "a notable disparity between".
The picture that emerges is one of forests far from equilibrium, with both growth and mortality rates having risen and with a persistent and geographically very widespread difference between the two that implies a carbon sink into mature forests across the whole region.
Our results show dramatic variation in IR among strains of mice and widespread differences between sexes that are dependent on genotype.
In analyses where the depressed cohort was divided into remitted and nonremitted subjects, there were widespread differences between nonremitted and control subjects, and nonremitted and remitted subjects, but only isolated, small differences in shape between remitted and control subjects.
Tract-based spatial statistics revealed widespread differences between the two groups, with increased radial diffusivity in soccer players.
First, the strongest, most and widespread, differences between the ADHD and control group are seen in the alpha band.
We expect widespread differences between countries in terms of the geographical units used for reporting data and hence the description of health inequalities may be more affected by the hierarchical structure than considered previously.
This may also partly explain the findings of Friedman et al, 47 who found widespread differences between patients with chronic schizophrenia and controls, but less extensive differences in a first-episode group (although they did not formally compare their chronic disorder and first-onset groups): again, their chronic disorder group was older than ours, with an age range extending beyond 80 years.
No relevant widespread differences emerged between 'highly conserved,'conserveded' and 'human only' targets.
Even though AMP is able to sample only a small part of the genome, it was a good indicator of widespread differences in DNA methylation between WT and 2HA.
There's also a world of difference between widespread *usage* and widespread *reading the code* a distinction that is sometimes glossed over in these discussions.
