The phrase 'differences in the breadth' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the various degrees of scope, size, or scale of something. For example, "The differences in the breadth of the essay topics were astonishing."
As expected, there were substantial differences in the breadth of neutralization between these two sets of 5 immunogen multivalent vaccines (Fig. 2, B vs. C).
(Differences in the breadth of the line shape are reflected, for example, in the intensity of the ±2 spinning side bands).
Generalist-specialist trade-offs describe differences in the breadth of high performance as well as differences between maximum and minimum performance (Fig. 1F).
The comparison of Stobbe et al.[ 4] also revealed large differences in the breadth and depth of the coverage the five human metabolic networks have.
76, 77 Depending on a host's infection or vaccination history, the immune response may focus on more or less conserved epitopes, creating individual differences in the breadth of the induced response.
Therefore, to determine if there were differences in the quasispecies breadth between the nonresponder and relapser sequences, we evaluated the prevalence of mixed base positions in the sequence traces of the uncloned sequencing templates using the method developed by A. F. Poon [42].
These figures illustrate that the negative density-distribution relationship may be caused by differences in the niche breadth: habitat specialist species and monophagous species have higher abundance, but simultaneously have smaller distribution, than habitat generalist or polyphagous species.
However, these three species differ in the breadth of birth peaks, and the breadth of peaks appears to match the degree of synchrony in their food sources.
We make the distinction idiomatically and instantly: we speak differently of good stories and great books, and the difference is in the breadth of the imagined worlds.
We tested for differences in the mean and breadth of native and introduced climate spaces using Welch's t-test and Levene's test for homogeneity of variance.
While some of the variation is attributable to differences in the scale and the breadth of each country's AIDS interventions, much remains unexplained.
