The phrase "also a major difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when highlighting an additional significant distinction between two or more subjects.
Example: "While both theories have their merits, there is also a major difference in their underlying assumptions."
Alternatives: "additionally a significant difference" or "furthermore a key distinction".
There is also a major difference on a central issue of governance, campaign finance reform.
But there is also a major difference: Maxwell never returned from his sea voyage, while Jabez, brought back to Britain after fleeing to Argentina, stood trial and was convicted of a fraud 'of great gravity'.
There is also a major difference of opinion on defence spending.
This is also a major difference to model-based [25] or platform-based design [26], where the mapping of the desired system to the hardware platform is done by tools at design time (e.g., a Matlab model).
While trepang fishing shares a number of similarities with the exploitation of other marine resources, such as (1) a strong influence of international markets, (2) the role of patron-client-relationships and (3) the roving bandit syndrome, there is also a major difference: its longevity.
This is also a major difference to classical AI approaches that only work on symbolic information.
Rodriguez-Zas et al. also reported a major difference in the gene expression profiles of LL and LM bees at the eight and twelve-day maturation ages [ 18].
Avoidance of nephrotoxins, another cornerstone of the management of critically ill patients, can also make a major difference in limiting the incidence and/or progression of AKI, especially given that close to 25% of patients with AKI used herbal medications prior to their admission to the hospital.
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Unexpectedly, however, we also find that a major difference between lymph and plasma is in the peptidome profile.
We also observed that a major difference between L. sphaericus and the two Bacillus species is the proportion of proteins encoded by the genome related to metabolism.
