The phrase "a differing profile of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences in characteristics, attributes, or data sets among subjects or groups.
Example: "The study revealed a differing profile of consumer preferences across different age groups."
Alternatives: "a varied profile of" or "a distinct profile of".
A differing profile of cytokine gene expression was also observed among the infected groups.
There was a differing profile of determinants of utilization of HEWs at the health post comparing iCCM to routine CCM woredas.
A differing profile of symptoms due to subcortical ischemic changes, described as "disconnection syndrome", including psychomotor retardation, difficulty at work, apathy, lack of insight, and executive dysfunction [ 21, 22], should be identified by general practitioners and geriatricians already in an early faze, as these symptoms are seldom an incentive for these men to visit a doctor.
It is possible that alterations in expression of cytokines at different stages of the infection could relate to the differing profile of APP responses.
The differing profile of just five or six children, over which I had no control at all, was enough to collapse our league-table position.
Comparison of these evening peak phase values readily detected the differing profile of evening peak activity observed for Pdf01 mutants and controls (Table 1).
Adults showed a significant greater positive difference in activation than children in 3 regions, all of which had differing profiles of activation.
Despite the differing profiles of Tokyo, Madrid and Chicago, John Wayne says that no other city than Rio could truly show the world what it means to stage the greatest show on earth.
Quantification of APS readily detected the difference in morning anticipation between Pdf01 mutants and wild-type controls (Figure 1), but often did not reflect the differing profiles of evening anticipation apparent in the eduction plots.
The value of assessing the complete hospital experience is evident in the differing profiles of determinant factors for LOS for acute phase and total stay.
Given the differing profiles of women and men with children, further health policies research is needed to support vulnerable women with children.
