"prominent differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that stands out or stands apart noticeably. For example: "The two paintings had some prominent differences in their color choice and brush stroke style."
Such prominent differences indicate that these splice variants might have different mode of regulation and different functional properties.
As evident in Table 1, quantitative ratios are very different and vary significantly between different peptide sequences of each protein suggesting prominent differences at the site of sialylation.
There are prominent differences in total and large TR amount in different databases.
In particular, the strong conservation of Trx-CXXC patterns within different lineages suggests tight constraints along these branches, despite the prominent differences in patterns between lineages.
Results from the UK cohort of the landmark European Prospective Investigation Into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) study found prominent differences between British meat-eaters and vegans.
There were no prominent differences for implants placed in grafted bone compared with non-grafted sites.
Prominent differences exist between the three-dimensional structures of S100A13 and other S100 proteins.
The cellular and nuclei morphology for MCF-7 cells exposed to free DOX solution (Fig. 7b) did not show prominent differences to the negative control cells (Fig. 7a).
Despite similarities in terms of policy, program design, and SG deployment strategies, several prominent differences between the two countries emerge in public conversations.
We examined their transcript levels along with attribute classifications and detected prominent differences in nine of the 30 level 2 gene ontology (GO) categories.
No prominent differences in SR Ca2+-ATPase activity and SERCA1 mRNA expression existed between group A and group C (p > .05).05
