The phrase "a different partition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative section or division of something, such as data storage or organizational structures.
Example: "To improve performance, we decided to allocate the data to a different partition on the server."
Alternatives: "an alternative partition" or "another partition".
For example, in Fig. 7 the 1st partition of "Partitioning 1" will have comparison points 1, 2, 3 and 4 (each one for a different partition of "Partitioning 2").
BI based on an amino acid data set considering each mt gene as a different partition, and using a partitioned mixed model of the combined data recovered an almost identical tree (-lnL= 69881.74).
For the Bayesian and RaxML analyses, we also conducted phylogenetic analyses with partitioned models in which each gene was in a different partition (i.e., each data partition assumed the same model but different parameter values).
We note that although supergenes are concatenated loci, we estimated supergene trees using partitioned analyses where each gene was put in a different partition.
Operating system backups often give you the option to save to a different partition on the hard drive, if your drive has more than one partition.
Five such folds were performed with each fold having a different partition as the test set.
A different partitioning for the benchmark on the IXP1200 is implemented.
Once the model was validated on the experimental data, simulations were performed for (a) different partitions of essential oil between the surface and internal cells of leaves, and (b) a larger range of CO2 flow rates.
However, the modified Kitagawa decomposition method, based on the fetuses-at-risk approach, yielded a different partitioning.
Although SUVs have intrinsically a high number of defect states and therefore a different partitioning behavior compared to micelles, the results qualitatively parallel the ones from the micelle studies.
