The phrase "evident differences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to differences that are obvious or easily seen. For example, "The boys' height showed evident differences; the taller boy was nearly a foot taller than the shorter one."
Such a view, much favoured by persons inclined to a behaviourist interpretation of human learning processes (e.g., the American linguist Leonard Bloomfield), stressed the very evident differences between the structures of different languages, particularly on the surface.
Only a minor fraction of the unique CDS of both strains showed evident differences in their distribution into the different categories.
There were very evident differences in the ratio of these two with different TMD helix configurations.
There are no evident differences in the modeled discharge when using the two methods at different spatial scales.
Another interesting result is that our analysis of forest groupings revealed evident differences not only between Russian and Japanese respondents but also between different groups of Russian respondents.
That all three pianists, despite their evident differences, are Mozart specialists speaks very much of our time.
There were evident differences (p < 0.05) in TM release dependant on permeation enhancer.
I did not deny or minimise the evident differences between humans and animals, but I argued that these differences do not justify the way we think of, or treat, animals.
So far, after transplanting the barnyard grass to a field where rice was planted as protection rows, there is evident differences in germination rates as well as the growth structure that is varying across the different samples.
The Court of Appeals' approach would subject student loan debt to the same rules as the debts specified in §523(c), notwithstanding the evident differences in the statutory framework for discharging the two types of debt.
Biomonitoring studies in children are a promising field, since because of evident differences in the uptake, metabolism, distribution and excretion of mutagens this population seems to be more susceptible than adults.
