The phrase "and the broad differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various distinctions or disparities between subjects, ideas, or groups.
Example: "The study highlighted the similarities in the data, but it also emphasized and the broad differences that exist between the two populations."
Alternatives: "and the significant disparities" or "and the wide variations".
25 Nevertheless, these data will be equally flawed across all the species used for the comparative analysis, and thus the broad differences we observed are likely to be biologically real.
Despite the 20 100 million years of divergence within the Leishmania genus and the broad difference in disease pathologies, only 78 genes were found to be species-specific; 5 L. major-specific, 26 L. infantum-specific and 47 L. braziliensis-specific [ 20].
Ongoing research is helping us better understand these epigenetic changes and is providing insight into the broad differences between how DNA functions in cancer cells versus normal ones.
Republicans and business groups, including the California Chamber of Commerce, California Restaurant Assn., warned that the pay hike was too much too fast and that it didn't take into account the broad differences between California's rich and poor regions.
Instead we concentrated on the broad differences between vaccine and non-vaccine serotypes.
Katharine Q. Seelye (NYT) THE REPUBLICANS BUSH STUMBLES ON 'I.R.A.' -- Gov. George W. Bush has no trouble articulating the broad differences between his tax-cut plan and Vice President Al Gore's.
Perhaps this fact could justify the broad differences in cognitive plasticity between the 90+ and 75 89 years groups.
Items comprising the dimensions of the APQ-S and B-APQ were compared in order to better assess the broad differences between the instruments.
The broad differences between process improvement, as meant in kaizen, and process optimization, as conventionally practiced in the United States and Europe, are also assessed.
"While prejudice and discrimination against less religious people could certainly hamper their well-being, we don't have evidence this is a primary cause of the broad differences described in our report," Hackett said.
