"display differences" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the differences between two or more objects, people, or ideas. For example, you could say "This chart displays differences in the prices of healthy food items across different stores."
Bones with different water content display differences in stiffness and strength [ 15, 16].
Different inbred mice strains display differences in tolerance against malaria Plasmodium chabaudi (Råberg et al. 2007).
Third, the different diseases analyzed here display differences with regard to the cellular assembly at the site of inflammation.
Studies have revealed that ASCs isolated from subjects with vastly different body mass indices display differences in their secretory profile, angiogenic potential and invasive capacity [ 16, 17].
These different genetic groups, which could display differences in infection rates and trypanosome identity, were composed of small numbers of individuals that were captured together, leading to the observed Wahlund effect.
However, evidence is accumulating that the component parts of this circuit make different contributions to the memory and display differences in the underlying synaptic and biochemical processes involved.
The debate put on clear display differences on the economy, trade and presidential power.
The two strains display differences in 6 amino acids in VP4 and 4 amino acids in VP3.
Aside from the Projection, the three texts also display differences in Expansion, which consists of three subcategories, elaboration, extension and enhancement.
The corresponding results display differences between the purely gravimetric solution and GPS/leveling data at the decimeter level, ranging from 6.7 to 22.3 cm.
A soil burn severity map can be constructed to display differences in the degree to which fire affected the vegetation and near-surface soils.
