The phrase "a diversity of expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of ways in which ideas, feelings, or thoughts can be communicated or represented.
Example: "The art exhibit showcased a diversity of expression, highlighting the unique perspectives of each artist."
Alternatives: "a range of expressions" or "varied forms of expression".
We propose that broad, stochastic compromise in heterochromatin maintenance would create a diversity of expression profiles, and thus a rich opportunity for one or more cells to emerge with a selective growth advantage and potential for neoplasia.
Daniel M. Armstrong, associate general counsel of the F.C.C., told the Justices that because "the broadcasting industry has the power to shape public opinion," it is important to provide a "diversity of expression over the airwaves". Diversity will be enhanced if more minority members own broadcast licenses, he said.
We selected these probe sets to represent a diversity of expression profiles among the six entries.
Again, there was a diversity of expression patterns across the five groups (multivariate analyses Additional file 1: Figure S4A, B, C).
The wheat data shows a diversity of expression of caleosin family members in the tissues assayed, and appears to partially corroborate rye and triticale expression results (Additional file 10: Table S5).
Our results also suggest that the CAD/CAD-like genes have evolved a diversity of expression profiles and potentially different functions, but that they are nonetheless co-regulated under stress conditions.
The diversity of tumors and cell types in this sample set gave rise to a diversity of gene expression patterns, many of which appear to represent specific cell types.
Besides, since many colorectal tumours have been demonstrated to have a diversity of gene expression profiles, we examined the ratios of the selected 32 genes in all 50 tumour/normal pairs individually.
Several single-cell clones were isolated from the bulk A549 pBrachyury population, and six different clonal populations possessing a diversity of Brachyury expression were chosen for detailed examination of their growth kinetics and the relationship between Brachyury and susceptibility to chemotherapy.
While there was a diversity of early expressions of Christianity, they agree, Jesus' divinity was part of the church's established canons well before 325, and predates most of the newly found Gnostic and other gospels.
This technology to collect and utilize a massive amount of text expressions as training data is expected to form the foundation for intelligence that can adapt to a diversity of language expressions.
