The phrase "differences in the mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying processes or systems in a particular context, such as science, technology, or social dynamics.
Example: "The study highlighted the differences in the mechanisms of action between the two drugs."
Alternatives: "variations in the processes" or "disparities in the systems."
The differences in the mechanisms of different types of secretion systems are further highlighted in the specific terms employed and the differences in term distributions.
This suggests that there may be potential differences in the mechanisms of mTOR activation in different subgroups of NETs.
Despite the identical composition of PBSA and TBSA hydrogels, differences in the in vivo degradation rate were observed and are likely attributable to differences in the mechanisms of hydrogel formation that led to the different gel microstructures.
These observations raise the question of whether there are fundamental differences in the mechanisms that link cholesterol homeostasis and neuronal survival in these different types of neurons.
In addition, because of differences in the mechanisms of action, S-1 may be useful in a different subset of patients and have a distinct toxicity profile from that of UFT/LV.
The reversed correlation between σ" and fluid conductivity between the two phases suggests inherent differences in the mechanisms of the polarization.
These results indicate that there are differences in the mechanisms underlying the production of hemopexin and other acute-phase proteins induced by nSP70-C.
Observed long peak delay times are probably due to the differences in the mechanisms generating the seismic amplitudes in the transverse component.
These differences in behaviour have been attributed to the differences in the mechanisms of deformation that become operative on stretching the two sets of samples.
5, we compare these two sighing solutions to highlight the similarities and differences in the mechanisms and timescale interactions involved in producing them, and we conclude with a discussion in Sect.
Comparisons between the three copolymers reveal differences in the mechanisms of p-type and n-type conduction, with the former dominated by hole transport along the polymer chains and the latter involving electron hopping between localized sites.
