The phrase "at different sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various parts or areas within a larger context, such as a document, book, or physical space.
Example: "The information can be found at different sections of the report, so be sure to check each part thoroughly."
Alternatives: "in various parts" or "across multiple sections".
Only by looking at different sections side by side did Gura recognize its rarity.
The capsules are packed in the bed at different sections based on the PCM melting temperature.
The applied support performance was investigated at different sections of the tunnel route.
The main geometrical parameters of a wind turbine are chord and twist distributions and also airfoils at different sections.
These phenomena show that the deposition of sputtering atoms at different sections of conical micropipette is determined by the curvature.
An iterative calculation algorithm is developed to determine the moment curvature curves of a jacketed beam at different sections.
The bony contact, interfacial mechanism, and the altered shape of the flutes, at different section planes, are used to explain the experimental results.
To investigate the effects of loading rate on the thermomechanical behavior of thermoplastic polymer during sectioning, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) sections with a thickness below 100 nm were made at different sectioning speeds by an instrumented ultramicrotome and the sectioning forces were measured.
At different sectioning planes, we found elongated [ Figs. 4 e), 4(f)] and ruffled leukocytes [ Fig. 4(g)], which are important features for functional and motility analyses [ 21].
Although the methodology of sampling, processing, and examining MSGBs has been standardized [ 10, 11], the reproducibility of the routine histopathological evaluation in the diagnosis of SS at different section levels within the same biopsy specimen has been recently challenged [ 12, 13].
The recently observed low reproducibility of focus score (FS) assessment at different section depths in a series of single minor salivary gland biopsies highlighted the need for a standardized protocol of extensive histopathological examination of such biopsies in Sjögren's syndrome.
