The phrase "a single differing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize one specific difference among multiple items or ideas.
Example: "In the study, there was a single differing factor that influenced the results significantly."
Alternatives: "one distinct difference" or "a sole variation".
Different isolates from a single individual differed by only point mutations, as for example in hspA gene (child-3, family L) or by the gain or loss of one to five CDSs (mother and child-1, family A).
All but one of the additional alleles (present in a single individual) differed from the most common allele by multiples of three base pairs.
The haplotypes have a star-like distribution: a central haplotype (D1, found in 45/63 (71.4%) of d1 lineages and in all breeds having subclade d1, except Finnish Spitz) surrounded by three less frequent haplotypes, two differing by a single-base indel and only one haplotype (D4), found in a single lineage, differing by a substitution.
Motivated by the work of Gårdmark et al. [23], we develop discrete-time, age-structured population models for a single species differing only in the trait of age at first reproduction.
lactis ESI153 using the primers U968-GC-f and L1401-r resulted in a single fragment differing in size for each bacterial species).
Weighting all characters to unity (but retaining order for those characters previously ordered) resulted in a single tree, differing from the original by d1 = 6 and RF = 12.
Same as single, differing only in size.
A single protein differed in more than one brain region: IL1B differed in both the hippocampus and cerebellum, elevated in females in the former and decreased in the latter.
These differences can be single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), in which a single nucleotide differs, or insertion deletion polymorphisms (INDELs), in which longer stretches are different.
Mr. O'Neill's retention of his investments in a single company differs from decisions made recently by other top government officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and former Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin.
