The phrase "any notable differences in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more items, situations, or concepts to highlight any significant distinctions.
Example: "In this study, we will examine any notable differences in the performance of the two algorithms."
Alternatives: "any significant variations in" or "any important distinctions in".
The chapter follows this with a close examination of how clustering support for Exchange 2000/2003 is designed, implemented, and managed and discusses deployment best practices and takes special care to call out any notable differences in clustering between Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003.
From the results of instantaneous heat fluxes and liquid fraction (Table 3), the grid spacing of 0.0015 seems to be the optimum one as further decrease does not result in any notable differences in the results.
The parent and mutant strains do not exhibit any notable differences in their growth curves in THY through early stationary phase.
These additional analyses did not result in any notable differences in the results obtained.
As expected, the current analysis did not reveal any notable differences in safety compared with the previously reported data.
12 In the current study, we also did not observe any notable differences in the two vaccine formulations with regard to the safety and reactogenicity profiles.
Certainly having a choice is a good thing, but I found the motivation for the effort to have more to do with Winer's view of his legacy than any notable difference in technology or what is called openness.
In the case of children, one will normally not expect any notable difference in the causes of death according to the type of neighborhood.
Interestingly, this method did not reveal any notable difference in the number of dead cells between treated or untreated SKBr3 or CHO cells in all samples tested.
However, there was not any notable difference in residential surrounding greenness across strata of parental educational achievements, employment status, marital status, and ethnicity.
Although research suggested that the number of heel rises performed varies with age and sex [ 17], we did not find any notable differences between genders in our study.
