The phrase "a different localisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative or distinct geographical or contextual setting for something, such as a product or service.
Example: "The software version was designed for a different localisation to cater to the needs of the local market."
Alternatives: "an alternative localization" or "a distinct localization".
Two ways of preparing the samples for EPR measurements resulted in a different localisation of a spin probe 5-doxyl stearic acid in the polymers.
This could be because removal of the C-terminus increases the transport rate of AtHMA4, or it could result in a different localisation for the AtHMA4-trunc protein compared to the AtHMA4-FL, which could be sufficient to alter the tolerance conferred without any change in transport rate.
This is in accordance with a different localisation of intracellular VEGF which may be taken up through other pathways.
An overlay in the switch I region indeed shows a different localisation of a highly conserved tyrosine in the two systems.
They reported a different localisation for a GFP-tagged barley caleosin (HvClo1-GFP) and RFP-tagged oleosin (HvOle-RFP) in leaf epidermal cells after six hours post-transformation.
Furthermore, the presence of the tag could change the stability of the protein, which could lead to a different localisation pattern.
Comparing AUC CVT) values for distributions with the same lesion size and activity levels but different localisation shows a difference between distributions 2 and 3 (with a total reduction of ventilation of 5% and 6% respectively, p < 0.002), but not between 4 and 5 (with a total reduction of ventilation of 10%and12%2% respectively).
This difference may relate to different localisation of the NOSs or different products generated by the NOSs (e.g., eNOS/nNOS generating cytoprotective NO, whereas iNOS generating cytotoxic forms of NO, such as peroxynitrite).
It has been observed that the difference in replication timing often corresponds to a different spatial localisation of DNA sequence in the nuclear architecture [1].
The two resulting p53 isoforms have a different subcellular localisation after stress (more nuclear or more mitochondrial for the P or R isoform, respectively).
5' mapping of the LmjF28.1470 mRNA-derived product amplified by PCR suggests that the protein can be produced, however a shorter version, potentially produced from an in-frame ATG, has a different cellular localisation.
