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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are no observable differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a comparison or analysis that shows no noticeable variations between two or more subjects.
Example: "After conducting the experiment, we concluded that there are no observable differences in the results between the two groups."
Alternatives: "show no noticeable differences" or "exhibit no discernible differences."
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Since there are no observable differences in cortical thickness between the different types of mice, we conclude that the increased cell density in layer V is due to increased cell number.
These data indicate that stromal CXCL1 expression is not significantly associated with age or ethnicity, and that there are no observable differences in stromal CXCL1 between the two datasets.
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There were no observable differences in visibility along the deep-reef slope during our study period.
There were no observable differences in laboring compared to nonlaboring term specimens.
There were no observable differences between the WT and the ZnT3-KO mice (See Figure 3).
It should be highlighted that there were no observable differences in SLIM phenotype or systemic spread in several generations of descendents of this mutant.
There were no observable differences in growth, survival or migratory behaviour between pure-wild- and pure-hatchery-genotype groups reared in the same environment.
There were no observable differences in body weight and food intake between the HS+MES-treated and sham-treated db/db mice (data not shown).
As in the experiments, there were no observable differences in the metapopulation FI (Fig 4A), subpopulation FI (Fig 4B) or subpopulation synchrony (Fig 4C) between control and pinned metapopulations in the simulations.
There were no observable differences with age.
Before death, there were no observable differences between mutant and control littermates in behaviour or weight.
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