The phrase "a different function in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or purpose of something in a specific context or system.
Example: "In this new software update, the button serves a different function in the user interface."
Alternatives: "an alternative role in" or "a distinct purpose in".
Since A > T after the TSS in Drosophila (while the opposite is true in human), either the transcriptional machinery that causes the mutational bias differs between these organisms, or else the skews are functionally conserved with a different function in the two phyla.
Where a non-fuzzy word occurs in two different proteins and performs a different function in each, that peptide word is functionally homonymous.
This study suggests that T. thermophilus HB8 has 13 functional RNases and that each RNase has a different function in the cell.
Their interlocutors see themselves as having a different function in Prevent: strengthening community cohesion.
But without any proposed means of implementation, it might just as well be deployed for a different function in the same room.
The surface or bulk oxygen vacancies have a different function in the photo-reaction process.
Thomsen et al. (2001) [ 85] discuss these extreme modulations and suggest that whistles in killer whales serve a different function than in related dolphins.
It makes perfect sense he'd dance it that way -- your hips work completely differently, serve a completely different function in ice-skating and ballet than in Latin.
I've put out several live records over the years, and they all have a really different function in my life and a really different feeling.
It is possible that the S. cerevisiae-derived HAC1 exerts a slightly different function in P. pastoris than the homologous one by regulating other UPR related genes [ 71].
The trick is that these toy robots are "smart," each with a different function, and when clicked together in different configurations, they behave differently.
