The phrase "arrangements may differ" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that different options or plans might vary from one situation to another.
Example: "Please note that arrangements may differ depending on the availability of resources."
Alternatives: "plans may vary" or "options may change".
Each school has its own rules of arrangement, though styles may differ only slightly from one another.
The relative arrangement of TADs may differ between cell-types, but is generally related to their transcriptional activity, so that groups of active TAD coalesce to form the A-Type genomic compartment while the inactive TADs are segregated away in the B-Type compartment 4– 5 – see 72 for review.
In asymmetric arrangements some of these may differ among member units.
Even if domains of a target are of equal prediction difficulty, the mutual domain arrangement in the target structure may differ from the template.
The aim was to understand how experiences of health and social care at the end-of-life may differ with living arrangements.
Allotropy, the existence of a chemical element in two or more forms, which may differ in the arrangement of atoms in crystalline solids or in the occurrence of molecules that contain different numbers of atoms.
Our results with a Rac inhibitor were analogous to results with a RhoA inhibitor on hippocampal LTP [20], suggesting that the small GTPases involved in the (multi-step) cytoskeletal re-arrangement associated with late phase LTP may differ between pyramidal and Purkinje neurons.
Due to their distinct quaternary arrangement, functional regulation and thus selection may differ.
Enzymes belonging to family GHF3 are multi-domain proteins whose domains may differ in number and arrangement [ 26- 28].
Preliminary claims have been made that working practices within cultural industries such as fashion, music, design and the night time economy may differ from Fordist or modernist arrangements.
