"causes the difference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the reason or cause for a contrast or distinction between two things. Example: The unequal distribution of wealth causes the difference in economic opportunities between the rich and the poor. In this sentence, "causes the difference" is used to explain the reason for the contrast in economic opportunities between the rich and the poor.
Data streams varying independently Data streams vary independently on different monitoring nodes, which causes the difference between the local top-k of different monitoring nodes.
However, the results are often inaccurate because vertical turbulent motion causes the difference between the velocity of different surfaces of streams and float does not represent the actual flow (Hilgersom and Luxemburg 2012).
Hence, the thermal softening in the preheat zone, stir zone and TMAZ differs which in turn causes the difference in material flow behaviour.
It remains unknown what causes the difference in the clinical presentation but different scrapie strains, goat breeds and genotypes may account for the observed differences.
Furthermore, another advantage of toy datasets is the fact that we know exactly just how large a predictor set should be for each case, facilitating the task of determining the value of the maximum size of the predictor set, P. It is widely accepted that over-expression or under-expression (suppression) of genes causes the difference in phenotype among samples of different classes.
The E J power law that is used in the proposed method causes the difference.
What causes the differences in performance between the various approaches we use to identify chemical entities?
In general, it is unknown what causes the differences in ribosome occupancy among the paralogs.
It is therefore the exposure to heat that causes the differences.
This different order may have caused the difference in the results.
It seems that different mutation sites in EDA caused the difference in missing teeth patterns.
