The phrase "also a remarkable difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when highlighting an additional significant distinction or variation in a discussion or comparison.
Example: "In addition to the similarities, there is also a remarkable difference in their approaches to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "also a significant difference" or "additionally a notable difference".
There is also a remarkable difference in the geometries.
There was also a remarkable difference in the patterns between the age groups.
There is also a remarkable difference between 3'UTR and introns in terms of small RNAs mapping to the antisense strand.
There was also a remarkable difference in the response rates, as determined on days 14 (EcN: 93.3%; placebo: 65.8%) and 21 (EcN: 98.7%; placebo: 71.1%), thus showing a statistically significant superiority of EcN on both days (p = 0.0017 and p < 0.001, respectively).
The study also found a remarkable difference in opioid prescribing habits by doctors in the very same emergency rooms: "High-intensity prescribers" doled out narcotics during 24.1percentt of patient visits, on average, while "low-intensity prescribers" called for them only 7.3percentt of the time.
For the GO category "Molecular function" we also find a remarkable difference between CA3 and CA1 (Fig. 3, lower part): CA3-enriched categories include "ephrin receptor activity", "endopeptidase inhibitor activity", "carbohydrate kinase activity", and "transferase activity, transferring hexosyl groups".
A remarkable difference was also observed in the degree of divergence among expressed and pseudogene sequences.
A remarkable difference has also been observed between primovaccinated subjects (children under one year of age) and those individuals who received from 2006 a booster dose.
Interestingly, ETS1 is also also typically restricted to the T-cell lineage, which when compared to PU.1, shows a remarkable difference in sequence specificity, and was shown to interact with NFKB1 (p50) [ 40, 135, 136].
Here is a remarkable difference in expressions as to the different objects in the same clause.
'It has made a remarkable difference,' said a delighted Thurston.
