The phrase "a different influence in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect of something that varies from another influence in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed that there was a different influence in the way children learn based on their environment."
Alternatives: "a distinct impact on" or "a varying effect in".
Three important reasons exist why the same allele has a different influence on fitness in parents and in offspring.
In addition, the distinct Ig subclasses and isotypes (IgG1, IgM, and IgA) have a different influence on prognosis in sepsis [ 4].
Including interactions among traits (i.e. explicitly considering that one trait value might have a different influence on invasion success in the presence of other traits) can result in much better explanatory models.
Effects of mammography screening are also likely to differ, and hormone treatment use and other risk factors may have a different influence on ductal carcinoma in situ compared with invasive disease.
It is still possible that the tetraspan proteins have a different influence on cellular processes in C. elegans, since these organisms do not contain high levels of cholesterol (Kurzchalia & Ward, 2003), one of the potential interaction partners of tetraspan proteins.
α i represents non-negative Lagrange multipliers, and it is used to discriminate every piece of training data which has a different influence on the hyperplane in high dimension feature spaces.
The structure of the Italian labor market characterized by different degrees of job security offered by the EPL to workers employed in small firms (with 15 or less employees) and large firms (more than 15 employees) gives us the unique opportunity to investigate if unemployment has a different influence on workers' behavior employed in the two types of firms.
Future research using these components may contribute to our understanding of how specific daily and sports activities may have a different influence on health and physical functioning in old age.
