The phrase "with obvious differences" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe two or more things that have distinct or noticeable variations. Example: "The twins were often mistaken for each other due to their similar appearance, but upon closer inspection, it was clear that they were born with obvious differences in their facial features."
However, to our knowledge, no report has described the injury sustained in our patient: divergent elbow dislocation with concomitant radial shaft fracture, plastic deformation of the distal ulna shaft, and distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) instability a unique fracture pattern that has similar characteristics to the Monteggia lesion, but with obvious differences.
We are born with obvious differences that bring us a lifetime of benefits and challenges.
When pupae were infected, most genes were strongly induced, with obvious differences in degree (Fig. 4).
Such risk is related to the overall lifetime risk of the disease but with obvious differences.
One such decision is how to deal with obvious differences among and within trials.
It is well known that plant materials with obvious differences are essential in the study of gene function.
For each different regime, the actual controller is different, and it consists of two parts with obvious difference (see (5.11)): the coupling of regime and, which are both caused by the Markovian jumps (see (2.4)).
In the low-Reynolds-number flow around a NACA0012 airfoil case, the MD scheme and the Q1D method predict wall heat flux distribution with obvious difference.
Resulting distributions of differences for both approaches are portrayed in Figure 5d with obvious difference in the level of confidence.
Kernel density estimates of raw and expected mortality are seen in Figure 1 (upper panel), with obvious difference in the degree of kurtosis between the two series.
Comparative expression analyses have been carried out in multiple species to investigate the differentially expressed genes under certain stress conditions between a pair of genotypes with obvious difference in a specific phenotypic trait.
