"differences emerge from" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe how something or someone stands out or differs from others in a particular situation or context. Example: The group project was a success, but as we presented our findings, noticeable differences emerged from each member's individual contributions.
These differences emerge from the existence of domains exhibiting significantly different gene expression levels.
Relevant qualitative and quantitative differences emerge from the comparison of the properties of the two families of GO-based samples.
Several interesting differences emerge from this comparison.
A crucial open question is the degree to which the expression of behavioral sex differences simply depends upon neuromodulation, as opposed to the notion that these differences emerge from sex differences in neuromodulatory signaling.
These regional differences emerge from the existence of discrete domains of gene expression, which occur at multiple locations across the developing cortex of ferret and human, but not the lissencephalic mouse.
Both quantitative and qualitative differences emerge from the East Asian component: on the whole it is most frequent and heterogeneous among Tharus, especially in the Chitwan groups which, in addition to the frequent Hg-O3-M117 Hg-O3-M117 Hg-O3-M117, reflecting a Tibetan influence.
This determination was made by comparison of the patient-derived SNCA_Tri line (2 clones) with KD lines generated by knocking down aSyn in the SNCA_Tri with a lentivirus shRNA vector, thereby circumventing phenotypic differences emerging from genetic variability when comparing different lines.
The differences emerging from his gene chips are mostly neutral variation, meaning changes to which natural selection is indifferent because they do not affect survival.
Commonalities and differences emerged from the comparison of the designs.
Striking health differences emerged from the data, the team reports online today in Science.
It is important to observe the differences emerging from the geographic area of research in which research has been carried out.
