The phrase "and notable differences in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or distinctions between two or more subjects, particularly in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study revealed significant trends in consumer behavior, and notable differences in purchasing patterns were observed across different demographics."
Alternatives: "and significant variations in" or "as well as marked distinctions in".
The reproducibility of the assay was demonstrated across multiple biological replicates, and notable differences in phosphoprotein expression were observed between different cell lines.
These "morphing curves," referred to as design profiles, differ from each other by a combination of displacement in the plane, shape variation, and notable differences in arc length.
While replication-associated genes had similar expression, most structural genes had a significant delay in IPLB-SF-9 and notable differences in the magnitude of expression (Additional file 1: Table S1 and Additional file 6: Table S3).
While I doubt any psychologist will prescribe a few hours of Facebook every night, I hope this does give passive users pause: you could be making a real and notable difference in someone's life if you'd just stop watching that damn Kenzo dance video over and over again in bed.
This classification is validated by distinct expression profiles and by notable differences in clinical features and outcome.
Preatoni et al 2 assessed the forces generated in the scrum by 34 forward packs at six different playing grades (from senior school to international level) and found notable differences in the forces generated between schools and senior sides.
In the early stage of the online game life cycle, they manifested greater involvement in the games as compared with peers and exhibited notable differences in individual indexes.
For the ten top-ranking prefectures, both of these factors contribute positively to the regional effect, and no notable differences in the size of this contribution are observed.
These differences have long been considered puzzling, particularly as the gene complement of both species is almost identical and no notable differences in genome organization had been identified between them so far (Olson et al. 2012; Tsai et al. 2013).
None wore masks or gloves while examining patients, and no notable differences in risk for disease were observed among students who reported washing their hands before and after examining patients.
SP was also collecting field data on titi monkeys and no notable differences in participants' attitudes to this species were observed, suggesting that biases caused by SP's other research activities were not the primary reason for the interest in woolly monkeys.
