The phrase "a different regulation in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific regulation that differs from another one in a particular context or area.
Example: "The company must comply with a different regulation in the healthcare sector compared to the technology sector."
Alternatives: "an alternative regulation in" or "a separate regulation in".
This observation suggests that the stem cells are likely respond to Wnt and Notch signaling differently, for example, with a different regulation in the replication probability or different interactions with BMP or Wnt inhibitors in the model presented in this paper.
This suggests that they may be subjected to a different regulation in apple tissue [ 1, 7].
Eleven sequences included in the 'Miscellaneous' category, according to Journet et al. [ 22] showed a different regulation in P665 compared to Messire.
It could be assumed that vaspin acts as a causative agent in the development of obesity and MetS, and higher vaspin levels following physical activity in untrained individuals are probably related to a different regulation in its secretion at rest and after exercise and might represent a transient adaptation mechanism [ 16].
However, the response regulator SphR and its target genes phoA (alkaline phosphatase) and pts (high affinity Pi transporter) are present in the A. platensis genome, suggesting a different regulation system in this cyanobacterium.
The data indicated that S. japomicum, compared to Drosophila, may possess a different regulation mechanism in sncRNA transcription.
Many of the peripheral genes that control cell cycle such as p16INK4a are thought to be inactive, resulting in a different regulation of cell cycle in mouse ESC [ 16].
A different regulation would result in a different age structure with more young stands, which would then offer a much larger productivity and more adaptability to climate change (Bouriaud and Marzano 2014), because the forest composition can be changed at twice the rate in D compared to RO.
This suggests a different regulation of megakaryopoiesis in these two models.
Interestingly, fundamentally different pathways were involved in resistance to ABT-737 in CLL cells (which was signal 2- and 3-dependent and NFκB-mediated), suggesting a different regulation of A1 in B and T lymphocytes.
A different regulation for these adipokines in response to ETC inhibition has been previously reported.
