The phrase "a very different expression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two expressions or ideas that are notably distinct from each other.
Example: "While both phrases convey a message, one is a common greeting, and the other is a very different expression of frustration."
Alternatives: "a significantly different phrase" or "a markedly different expression".
These transcripts show a very different expression pattern, being mainly expressed in brain, particularly in the medial temporal gyrus and the substantia nigra (Fig. S3).
Those representatives may have worn a very different expression when they learned they also had to send in their passport numbers.
Even if Vouvray were to strike a flash of recognition, it offers a very different expression of chenin blanc than Savennières.
A very different expression of automotive art is seen in the so-called Dick Flint roadster, a 1929 Ford Model A hot rod that graced the cover of Hot Rod magazine in 1952 ($700,000 to $900,000).
Francis Willemstijn even uses old car parts to allude to her childhood spent in her father's garage; contrary to expectation, they make exquisite jewellery.This is jewellery offering a very different expression of identity.
The person has to be facing fully front, can't be in very bright or dark lighting, can't be wearing sunglasses or reflective glasses, can't be wearing a hat, can't be too small in the scene, can't be wearing a "very different" expression, and so on.
It should also be noted that often the genes within a cluster have very different expression profiles.
Of course, the codon-based expression indicators yield static value, whereas gene expression is a dynamic process with very different expression levels under different conditions.
Collectively our analysis revealed a complex expression pattern for the two major p63 isoforms and established that TAp63 and ΔNp63 have very different expression profile with ΔNp63 mainly expressed in cells of ectodermal lineage, whereas TAp63 is mostly restricted to cells of mesodermal origin.
A common phenomenon for both gene pairs is that sense and antisense genes have very different expression levels with one gene being expressed at relatively high levels and the partner gene being expressed at up to ∼40 times lower levels (Figure 2).
The middle-expressed HDA members show very different expression profiles.
