The phrase "are expressed in differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different ideas, opinions, or emotions are conveyed or articulated in various ways.
Example: "The results of the survey indicate that people's feelings about the issue are expressed in differing tones and styles."
Alternatives: "are conveyed in various" or "are articulated in different".
Both TLRs and RLHs initiate signalling pathways that result in the induction of similar immune and inflammatory responses but are expressed in different locations within the cell and differ in the pathogens they recognise.
Here we report that, in addition to full length HFE, at least seven alternatively spliced HFE transcripts are expressed in several human tissues, differing in the level- and the tissue-specificity.
Four isoforms of cardiac troponin T (cTnT), a protein essential for calcium-dependent myocardial force development, are expressed in the human; they differ in charge and length.
DapmaDsx1 produces two mRNA, DapmaDsx1-α and DapmaDsx1-β, which are expressed in both sexes and differ only in their 5' UTR, while DapmaDsx2 produces only one mRNA transcript.
Two ELC isoforms are expressed in vertebrate fast skeletal muscle, differing by approximately 40 amino acids at their amino-terminal.
It is likely that a number of different subtypes of GABAA channels are expressed in the islets and that they differ in their sensitivity to GABA and other drugs [ 16].
Such differences are expressed in language used by the characters, which also reflects differing education and class levels.
Since payment currencies of different suppliers differ, all prices are expressed in the currency of the parent company.
We report that Hel-N1 and a related form, Hel-N2, are expressed in human medulloblastoma cells, but their ratio differs significantly from that in adult brain and fetal brain.
The Ras genes are expressed in nearly all tissues, though their expression levels may differ extensively.
