The phrase "are no great differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or a lack of significant variation between two or more subjects.
Example: "After reviewing both reports, it is clear that there are no great differences in the findings."
Alternatives: "there are no significant differences" or "there are minimal differences".
The research also showed that brain gene expression differences between genetically diverse individuals (of different races, for example) are no greater than the differences between individuals sharing many more genetic traits.
Table 1 shows that, except the decision tree algorithm on the dataset GSE1869, there are no greater than 0.021 differences in MCC between the two versions of fsCoP.
There were no great differences in the hygiene scores across sites (Table 2).
However, even if there is no great differences between the two approaches at highest distances, conventional method tends to over-estimate accessibility scores.
There were no great differences in area travelled per week or number of farms visited between the service technicians in Västerbotten and Södermanland, but due to limited data no conclusions can be drawn from this.
Compared with the complete study population of the two DeCOG trials, there were no great differences between gender, age, or measures of clinical outcome such as RR or OS (Table 1) (Kaufmann et al, 2005; Spieth et al, 2008).
In the recent review by Baneth, et al. [ 29] it is stated that in endemic foci the number of PCR positive dogs will exceed the number of seropositive; however in the present study there were no great differences between the rates of infection detected by serology and PCR.
Thus, there is no great difference between different devices.
The reason is that the Server Time model reflects the remote execution time that mainly depends on computation complexity of mobile services and processing power of cloud resources, thus, there is no great difference in the server time between different devices.
