The phrase "a different domain of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various fields, areas, or categories that are distinct from one another.
Example: "The research focuses on a different domain of study, specifically in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a separate area of" or "an alternative field of".
And a new mode of thinking created in a different domain of life allowed one to perceive, distinguish, and describe it in a way which would stimulate reflections of others those participating in revolutionary social changes as well.
This suggested that those two items may be measuring a different domain of SSE.
Each item assesses a different domain of illness representations, on a 10-point scale, and each is analysed separately.
However, because it is a different domain of health care activity, the results arguably lend further weight of evidence that there is an 'ICCS effect'.
Notably, the recombination-promoting activity of the Atf1-Pcr1 heterodimapsmaps to a different domain of Atf1 than that required for fitness under stress (Gao et al. 2008).
Another component of the D. melanogaster tarsal patterning pathway that appears to have a different domain of effect in T. castaneum is rn.
DNA polymerases recognize noncomplementary base pairs and translocate them to a different domain or subunit of the enzyme for excision.
From this, we can see that whether we chose subjectedness or affectedness matters because each criterion entails a significantly different domain of democratic inclusion.
The bowl, however, while sharing the same space as the fruit, exists in a completely different domain of influence than its contents.
It therefore appears that the E. coli processing enzymes can assemble functional (and soluble) [NiFe]-hydrogenase enzyme from phylogenetically distant organisms, even from a completely different domain of life, including those growing at extreme temperatures.
The fact that the α-CA we have identified here has a significantly different domain of low-complexity from previously described shell-associated α-CAs suggests that this gene may have a different evolutionary history.
