The phrase "a different influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying impacts or effects that something may have in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a different influence of social media on teenagers compared to adults."
Alternatives: "a distinct effect of" or "a varying impact of".
Three of the rosés are designated by international classification numbers of merlot clones; each clone has a different influence on the character of the grapes.
The curvatures are divided into normal and tangential components since each component has a different influence on the accuracy of the linear approximation.
Tensile and compressive forces exert a different influence on the expression of PGs in tendons.
Furthermore, aztreonam may have a different influence on the pharmacokinetics of vancomycin than gentamicin has; thus, another synergistic effect might result.
On the other hand, we show that the topology of the human protein network has a different influence on the molecular evolution of proximal promoters and coding regions.
This may be consistent with the observation that Jab1 can affect diverse signaling pathways and may therefore exert a different influence in subsets of tumors that depends on the sum and status of these pathways.
Interestingly, a very different influence of the nature of the anodic material, the flow rate and the current density on the performances of the process arises in the absence and in the presence of chlorides so that optimization of the two processes requires very different operative conditions.
Each track reflects a different influence and almost a different piece of equipment, apart from this Triton, which is on nearly everything.
Besides this simplistic view, the possibility of a less significant and/or different influence of HER2/neu expression in breast and ovarian cancer could be another and more challenging explanation.
